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  • Is the Smell of Alcohol Enough Evidence in a DUI Case ? Posted on February 01, 2012 by Rob McKinney

    Most DUI arrest warrants in Tennessee have somewhere in the affidavit that the police officer smelled alcohol . The question is whether the smell of alcohol enough to make a D...

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