Seminar Agendas

• The Twenty Four Driving Cues
• Observations and Questioning Tactics
• The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Protocol
  • Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test
  • Walk and Turn Test
  • One Leg Stand Test
• Other Tests: Alphabet, Countdown, Finger Count, Romberg Balance, Finger to Nose
• Validation Studies

• Drug Recognition Experts
• The Twelve Step Drug Evaluation Procedure
• The Seven Drug Categories

• The Seven Drug Categories (Continued)
• The Drug Symptomatology Matrix
• Drug Combinations

• Precision versus Accuracy
• Absorption, Distribution and Elimination of Alcohol
• Henry’s Law and the Partition Ratio
• Holding Breath and Elevated Body Temperature
• Time of Testing
• Error Ranges
• Ways to Beat the Breath Test

• Using Police Training Manuals
• Experts – When are they needed?
• Finding Holes in the Police Report
• Alternative Explanations
• Physician’s Desk Reference
• Getting an Officer to Tell the Jury Your Client’s Story

• The Twenty Four Driving Cues
• Observations and Questioning Tactics
• The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Protocol
  - Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test
  - Walk and Turn Test
  - One Leg Stand Test
• Other Tests: Alphabet, Countdown, Finger Count, Romberg Balance, Finger to Nose
  

Ethics and Professionalism

• Protecting Your Client and Yourself – Factors to Consider in DUI Cases
• Rules of Professional Conduct
  

• Drug Recognition Experts
• The Twelve Step Drug Evaluation Procedure
• The Seven Drug Categories
• The Drug Symptomatology Matrix

• Precision versus Accuracy
• Absorption, Distribution and Elimination of Alcohol
• Henry’s Law and the Partition Ratio
• Holding Breath and Elevated Body Temperature
• Time of Testing
• Error Ranges
• Ways to Beat the Breath Test

• Using the Police Training Manuals to Win Your Cases
• Finding Holes in the Police Report
• Alternative Explanations
• Physician’s Desk Reference
• Successful Cross-Examination of the Officer

• The Twenty Four Driving Cues
• Observations and Questioning Tactics
• The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Protocol
  - Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test
  - Walk and Turn Test
  - One Leg Stand Test
• Other Tests: Alphabet, Countdown, Finger Count, Romberg Balance, Finger to Nose
  

• Protecting Your Client and Yourself – Factors to Consider in DUI Cases
• Rules of Professional Conduct
  

• The Seven Drug Categories
• Indicators to Look For
• The Drug Symptomatology Matrix
• Drug Combinations

• Precision versus Accuracy
• Absorption, Distribution and Elimination of Alcohol
• Henry’s Law and the Partition Ratio
• Holding Breath and Elevated Body Temperature
• Time of Testing
• Error Ranges
• Ways to Beat the Breath Test

• Using the Police Training Manuals to Win Your Cases
• Finding Holes in the Police Report
• Alternative Explanations
• Physician’s Desk Reference
• Successful Cross-Examination of the Officer

• The Twenty Four Driving Cues
• Observations and Questioning Tactics
• The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Protocol

• Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test
• Walk and Turn Test
• One Leg Stand Test
• Other Tests: Alphabet, Countdown, Finger Count, Romberg Balance, Finger to Nose
• Validation Studies
• NHTSA Study that Proves the HGN Test is not Accurate

• Analysis of Police Video Tapes
• Developing Cross-Examination Questions from Video Tapes

• Drug Recognition Experts
• The Twelve Step Drug Evaluation Procedure
• The Seven Drug Categories

• Precision versus Accuracy
• Absorption, Distribution and Elimination of Alcohol
• Henry’s Law and the Partition Ratio
• Holding Breath and Elevated Body Temperature
• Time of Testing
• Error Ranges
• Ways to Beat the Breath Test

• Analysis of Police Reports
• Using the NHTSA Police Training Manuals
• Developing Cross-Examination Questions from Police Reports

• Protecting Your Client and Yourself – Factors to Consider in DUI Cases
• Rules of Professional Conduct

• The Seven Drug Categories (Continued)
• The Drug Symptomatology Matrix
• Drug Combinations

• Analysis of Police Audio Tapes
• Developing Cross-Examination Questions from Audio Tapes