People v. Robinson

This appeal arises from defendant’s conviction following a jury trial for driving with a blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or more and driving while under the influence of alcohol. He was placed on a period of 18 months’ court supervision with the condition that he undergo three drug tests during that period and pay a fíne of $325.

At trial, Officer Richard Barber of the Chicago police department testified that on July 22, 1999, he was on routine patrol when he observed defendant’s car in front of him. At that time, the car crossed over the divided white fine several times, and the…