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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Oliver finds that evidence of text messages related to drug use were properly admitted in a trial that led to defendant's negligent homicide conviction because they showed he knew the risks of impaired driving. Also, an Allen charge encouraging the jury to come to a verdict did not ask jurors to abandon independent judgment, and sufficient evidence of impairment from oxycodone was presented. Affirmed.
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