State v. Hudson

WHICHARD, Justice.

On 18 October 1993, defendant was indicted for three counts of involuntary manslaughter arising out of a collision between two boats, one of which was operated by defendant. A jury found him guilty of all three charges, specifically finding in each case that defendant was “[operating his motorboat while under the influence of an impairing substance” and “[operating his motorboat after having consumed sufficient alcohol that he ha[d], at any relevant time after the boating, an alcohol concentration of .10 or more.” Defendant was sentenced to consecutive terms of three years’…