Comments by "Audrey Daleski" (@audreydaleski1067) on "Karen Read Interview and Defense Claims: Behavior and Body Language" video.

  1. If a person drank that does not make a person guilty or even necessarily responsible in any way.
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  2. You cannot say, oh, you drank so it is your fault.
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  3. Not so. In the sense she is guilty. If you drank and a person crossed the centerline, that person entirely sober, you were driving correctly. The 100% proximate cause of the accident is the sober driver's fault. There is no contributory neglegence on the part of the driver who drank just because the person drank.
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  4. If you are drunk and simeone crosses the centerline and hits you the proximate cause of the accident lies entirely on the sober person who crossed the centerline.
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