Alleged drunk driver stopped by police for speeding violation entering major highway on-ramp. Driver admits to consuming one glass of wine at a party but she is unable to recite to the officer the name of the person who hosted the party. Upon exiting car driver participates in field sobriety tests which she performs wearing nearly 4” heels. Arresting Officer admits at administrative license suspension hearing that the driver did not display slurred speech or lack of dexterity handling her license and registration and that the odor of alcohol from the defendant was only “slight.” Defense prepared to argue Motion to Suppress alleging police lacked reasonable articulable suspicion to request exit from vehicle for field sobriety tests under both article 19 of the New Hampshire Constitution and the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution. DWI Charge dismissed prior to trial.