[He Rides A White Horse]

"Someone who's trying to do something right is going to be made into a criminal (doing) something we've asked them to do -- don't drink and drive. So now, it's don't drink and ride," Young said. "We shouldn't arrest them because they've taken a ride instead of driving a car."

That sums it up for me.

An Indiana Supreme Court ruling this week is a timely, cautionary reminder for Hoosiers who plan to consume alcohol over the holiday weekend. It is possible to be charged with public intoxication, even while in a vehicle with a designated driver.

The judicial branches in our country are quickly eroding our liberties, legislating from the bench in this manner.

We are dealing with oligarchic renegades at this time.

[newzjunkey]

Just imagine the “revenue enhancement” opportunities this can offer. Stop any cabs leaving a bar. Easy money.

[glorgau]

I guess passengers will have to be like having a gun in Illinois - unloaded and locked in the trunk.