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· 3/13/2001

State v. Barrickman

Citations

  • 21 P.3d 475
  • 95 Haw. 270

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  • holding that there was reasonable suspicion to investigate driving while intoxicated based on defendant's glassy eyes and smell of alcohol on breath
  • there was reasonable suspicion to investigate driving while intoxicated based on defendant's glassy eyes and smell of alcohol on breath
  • there was reasonable suspicion to investigate driving while intoxicated based on defendant's glassy eyes and smell of alcohol on breath
  • there was a reasonable suspicion to investigate driving while intoxicated based on defendant's glassy eyes and smell of alcohol on breath
  • there was reasonable suspicion to investigate driving while intoxicated based on defendant's glassy eyes and smell of alcohol on breath
  • there was reasonable suspicion to investigate driving while intoxicated based on defendant's glassy eyes and smell of alcohol on breath

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Judges: Burns, Watanabe, Lim

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