Eric Phillips
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Eric Phillips
The director of communications for the district attorney's office, referring to blood-alcohol content, said that there was a trickle-down effect where you could get caught with a 0.15 B.A.C. level six times in a row, and since you were always right below the threshold, you could take a plea bargain and leave. Eric Phillips, the director of communications for the district attorney's office, said that here was a trickle-down effect where you could get caught with a 0.15 B.A.C. level six times in a row, and since you were always right below the threshold, you could take a plea bargain and leave.