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Texas: Court Finds Breath Mints Are Evidence Of DUITheNewspaperApr. 29, 2013 |
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 Use of breath mints can be considered evidence a driver is intoxicated, according to a divided Texas Court of Appeals ruling delivered earlier this month. The three-judge panel made the decision in the case of limousine service driver Robert Richardson who was stopped in Lewisville, Texas on August 25, 2010 while transporting customers from the airport. Read More 
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