Security cameras make it tough to gin up a lawsuit and peel a few bucks off a famous person:
There's also this:
I wasn't aware there was such a thing as "misdemeanor drunken driving." Especially if you're someone like Neil, who got in his car after a day of drinking, drove into oncoming traffic, crashed, killed his friend and gave the people in the other car brain damage. He blew a 0.17 and was charged with vehicular manslaughter on that little outing. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail, but got out for good behavior after 15. But that was a long time ago, and perhaps he's mellowing. Court docs said he blew 0.08 on the Vegas bust. So he's tapering off.
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