Weekly Alibi . In fact, all of the information contained herein, although it appears to be true to the best of my researching abilities and vast legal knowledge, is a huge oversimplification of the law.
Actual cases are complex and depend on a variety of factors.
It doesn't matter what I think. In any trial, it only matters what the jury thinks. Suppose you are obviously stone-cold sober and just committed a traffic violation like speeding, making an illegal turn or not having proof of insurance in your vehicle. Then, unless the officer has mercy on you, you will probably get a ticket. If you have bench warrants out for not paying previous tickets or if your license is suspended or if you are wanted for another crime, you can then be arrested, regardless of whether you had done anything wrong to get pulled over.