Sarah Jean Clement v. State

*155OPINION

SUE WALKER, JUSTICE

I. Introduction

Appellant Sarah Jean Clement appeals her conviction for driving while intoxicated. A jury found her guilty of the offense, and the trial court sentenced her to ninety days’ confinement and assessed a $750 fine, suspended imposition of the sentence, and placed Clement on community supervision for eighteen months. In four issues, Clement argues that the trial court erred by compelling her to submit to a field-sobriety test in front of the jury, by overruling her objection to the prosecutor’s “scientific statements” that were made in front of the jury,-by…