In Yolo County Superior Court, a jury trial continued for a person charged with misdemeanor counts of driving under the influence and drunk driving, with testimony from the dispatch officer, Officer Arriola, Officer Griffin, and Corporal Dulai, who all confirmed that they did not see the accused driving.
Judge McAdam ruled in a pretrial hearing in Yolo County Superior Court that the jury will receive instructions on the insanity defense statute, the prosecution’s motion to exclude certain photos of the defendant was denied, and the defense’s motion to suppress Dominguez’s statements to law enforcement was also denied.
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