Are you smarter than a lawyer? See if you can answer this bar question. A Tennessee driver is arrested for DUI because he was found asleep in a parked car. The engine was running and the keys were in the ignition and the driver was in the driver's seat. He claims to the officer, "I'm just sleeping it off and I didn't have any intention to drive." What's the most likely legal outcome? A, the driver cannot be convicted because he wasn't driving. B, he can only be convicted if he admits that he planned to drive. C, he can be convicted but only if the car was on a public roadway. Or D, he can be convicted because he was technically in physical control of the motor vehicle. So, argue below, argue like a lawyer.