State v. Soucy
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Following a nonjury trial, James Soucy was convicted of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of intoxicants (OUI) with one previous OUI conviction within a ten-year period. Soucy appealed, arguing that the evidence of impairment from his use of prescription drugs was insufficient to convict him of OUI. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that because there was sufficient evidence in the record for the district court to find, beyond a reasonable doubt, that, while operating his motor vehicle, Soucy was impaired, to some extent, by his consumption of prescription drugs, the district court did not err in its judgment.
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