Webster v. Boyett

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• holding that, in automobile negligence action where defendant was alleged to be intoxicated, evidence of prior acts of driving while intoxicated was admissible as bearing on punitive damages
• in automobile negligence action where defendant was alleged to be intoxicated, evidence of prior acts of driving while intoxicated is admissible as bearing on punitive damages
• trial court did not abuse discretion in excluding evidence of prior DUI offense from liability phase of negligence action involving DUI
• trial court did not abuse discretion in excluding evidence of prior DUI offense from liability phase of negligence action involving DUI
• trial court did not abuse its discretion in excluding evidence of prior DUI offense from liability phase of negligence action involving DUI
• trial court has discretion to admit prior and subsequent acts

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