the usual industrial machinery. In Vietnam, vehicles are being created by designers who have never been behind the wheel.

A Nissan Techno Vietnam office, where autoparts are designed using 3-D CAD

Nissan Techno Vietnam in Hanoi is developing cars using 3-D computer-aided design software. It was established in 2001 as a subsidiary of vehicle design and development company Nissan Techno, based in Atsugi, in Japan's Kanagawa Prefecture.

"At present, about 40% of our design work has been moved to Vietnam," said company official Keiichi Murata.

However, most of the engineers who work at Nissan Techno Vietnam do not drive cars. According to 2012 data from the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers, there are only 20 cars per 1,000 people in Vietnam. When Nissan Techno Vietnam was founded, almost all employees had                   Motion to Suppress

       At the suppression hearing, the State called Trooper Marquez. Marquez testified that he is

a Texas State Trooper, has been a certified peace officer since December 2002, and has been

associated with law enforcement since June 2002 when he joined the academy in Austin. He

testified to having multiple hours of training and experience including, “Texas law, criminal, patrol
procedures, weapons, defensive tactics, DWI enforcement, arrest--arrest and search procedures.”

Marquez previously observed intoxicated individuals and testified that his training teaches him to

look for several clues or indicators that a person is impaired. He is trained in testing a person’s

sobriety, and identifies: (1) the horizontal gaze