KELTON, J., June 25, 1986.
At issue in this case is whether it was error to admit evidence of a defendant-driver's intoxication when defendant's counsel has admitted his client's negligence and that this negligence caused, at least, some injury to plaintiff. Because we concluded that the evidence was relevant to the jury's determination of the severity of the impact between defendant's and plaintiff's vehicles, we find no error.
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