Attacking and Defending Drunk Driving Tests

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• Eleven new sample motions/petitions with arguments providing you with the most complete collection of DUI motions you are likely to find anywhere.
• Six common types of prosecutorial misconduct and how to deal with them.
• Analysis of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Birchfield v. North Dakota regarding implied consent laws and warrantless breath and blood tests.
• Two sample cross examinations: a destructive HGN cross examination and a cross-examination challenging blood draw procedures.
• Filing a writ to challenge a DMV hearing license suspension with a sample writ of mandate and a sample ex parte application for a stay of suspension.
• Co-Elution—the problem with single column chromatography.
• Operating the Drager Alcotest 7510®.
• Should the defense reanalyze the blood sample?
• Why you should try the case with a co-counsel.
• NHTSA’s 465 page DWI Detection and SFST Training Manual on Digital Access.
• Eight key insights from the Manual.

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