Hoffman v. State

Appellant was found to have violated his community control because he was DUI and appeals, arguing that the finding was an abuse of discretion. He argues that there was no willful violation in this case, where there was no evidence of alcohol in his system, and only evidence of an unknown amount of three prescription medicines he was taking. We affirm.

The charge arose as a result of appellant running into a truck which was parked on the outside lane of a road with its flashers on. The officer who investigated testified that appellant had “bloodshot, glassy eyes. The pupils of his eyes were…