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Stone gave his opinion “there was no doubt” that Quaale was http://jumbledemissary20.jimdo.com legal limit, and he was sentenced to almost seven years in prison for the killing, according to news reports at the time.

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Quaale’s first trial on charges of DUI and evading police ended in a hung jury on the drunken driving question. Justices Mary Fairhurst, Debra Stephens and Steven Gonzalez joined Owens in dissent.

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