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Courtroom proof of fear declares defendant drunk

Cartoon courtroom scene with a judge, a witness at the stand speaking loudly, a police officer, and others listening; speech bubbles show the judge asking how the defendant was known to be drunk, and the witness replying he was yelling that he wasn't scared of his wife.

When claiming bravery is the ultimate sign of intoxication.

In a courtroom cartoon, the witness humorously testifies that the defendant's drunkenness was obvious because he loudly claimed he wasn't scared of his wife-a sarcastic nod to common domestic dynamics and alcohol-fueled bravado.

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