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2001 Winter Session Written Materials (Kauai,HI)

2001 Winter Session Written Materials (Kauai,HI)

Price: $125

  • J. Gary Trichter – How to Rope Jurors into Your Corral: Tricks from the Ole Trickster
  • Edward L. Fiandach – Wake up and Smell the Kona: What it Costs if You Don't Hire the Best
  • Victor J. Pellegrino – Prosecutors Have Ethics But Don't Know It: Here's What to Teach Them
  • George Bianchi – How to Make the Prosecutor Sing in your Choir: Motions, Motion and More Motions
  • John T. Kirk – The Venue Flytrap: Snagging the Jury Before the Vote
  • Victor W. Carmody – Victoria Has Her Secrets, Victor Has His Toys!
  • J. J. Paul III – Homan and The ABCs of FST
  • Phillip B. Price, Sr. – How to Get Into The Game: Shooting Hoops for the FST Hula Bowl
  • Steven Oberman, Robert Chestney & Lawrence Taylor – Hula College FST Review Board Panel Response
  • Flem K. Whited, III – 15 Most Important Weird, Funny, Best and Worst DUI Cases
  • Charles Sifers – So You Want To Be A State Certified Breath Test Operator an

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NCDD members have access to a comprehensive forensic library that provides invaluable information to be used when defending clients charged with DUI.

This library includes scientific articles on drug and alcohol intoxication, toxicology and pharmacology, methods of testing for blood alcohol content, field sobriety testing, potential errors that may occur during testing, accident reconstruction, expert testimony, and evidentiary rules. This valuable information can ensure that you provide a high quality defense to clients charged with DUI based on the circumstances of their case and the laws in their state.

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By Christine B. Vazquez FL State Delegate, NCDD Collateral Consequences Task Force Katz & Phillips, P.A., Orlando, FL As DUI defense attorneys, we often evaluate collateral consequences such as license suspensions, employment consequences, and immigration concerns. That same analysis should extend to firearm and explosives restrictions, particularly when the client is charged with a felony-level DUI, owns firearms, holds a concealed-carry license, or works...

The Disconnect Defense: Defeating a Breath Test Twice the Legal Limit

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By Hunter TzovarrasChair, NCDD Trial Advocacy Task ForceThe Law Office of Hunter J. Tzovarras, Bangor, Maine With assistance from Myranda G. SandbergMember, NCDDNero DUI Defense, S.C., Eau Claire, Wisconsin "It doesn't matter what number the machine prints out if the video shows you walk, talk, and act sober." That is what I tell clients who are sure a high breath test means...

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