When I began my service as Municipal Court Prosecutor way back when, I was warned by my predecessor that my results in driving under the influence cases would be disappointing because juries would almost never return a guilty verdict because the evidence of the influence of the “booooze” on their driving was difficult for an officer to communicate to them and not very convincing. Some officers describe the defendant as a person with alcohol on his breath, stumbling, slurred speech, and erratic driving among other things.