wherein the court took judicial notice that “disorderly or unusual conduct” is a sign, among others, of intoxication
How later courts described this case
- wherein the court took judicial notice that “disorderly or unusual conduct” is a sign, among others, of intoxication
- noting nine common signs or symptoms of alcohol intoxication
- similar analysis relating to systematic drunk driving roadblocks
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
*66 BROSKY and ROBERTS, JJ.,
concurring:
In Commonwealth v. Tarbert, 348 Pa.Super. 306 , 502 A.2d 221 (1986) (allocatur granted), this Court held that random roadblocks violate Article I, § 8 of the Pennsylvania Constitution. In our view, Tarbert clearly controls this case. Therefore, we concur only in the result.