Brown v. State

Smith, Chief Judge.

James B. Brown was charged by accusation with two counts of DUI, failure to maintain lane, and violation of the open container law. After the trial court denied his motion to suppress/motion in limine, he stipulated to the results of field sobriety tests and the State-administered breath test and agreed to a bench trial. He now appeals from his convictions for one count of DUI and the remaining two counts, enumerating as error only the trial court’s denial of his motion to suppress/motion in limine.. Brown concedes that he had been drinking and that once the stop was made,…