The short answer is no. Alcoholism is defined by more than just one event. Broadly defined, Alcoholism is continued drinking despite recurrent consequences. Meaning, if Hines had gotten this DUI, and then went on to get another DUI next month, had trouble in the NFL because of his drinking and had marital problems because of [...]
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