Tin Thang v. State of Indiana

It is undisputed that the evidence presented at Thang’s trial was sufficient to show that he was intoxicated. And I can agree with my colleagues that reasonable inferences drawn from the evidence could lead a reasonable fact-finder to conclude that Thang drove his vehicle to the gas station — and, presumably, drove on a public street in doing so. For that matter, I concur in the majority’s interpretation of Moore. But because I believe the relevant criminal statute requires the State to prove more than just this, and because I feel it failed to do so, I cannot join the majority.

Thang was…