NCDD Seminars and Webinars

Gideon Behind the Wheel II: The Basics of Defending a DUI Case

NCDD Seminars and Sessions

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April 27, 2023

Registration opens April 1, 2023. You may register using the link located on the National Task Force Webinars section of the front page of the ncdd.com website.

Agenda (all times listed are Pacific Daylight Time)

Time (PST)Event DescriptionGuest Speaker
8:00AM–8:10AMWelcome and Introductory RemarksDelton F. Caraway, Canandaigua, New York, Sylvia Goldman, Marietta, Georgia, Lisa A. Saltzman, Forest Hills, New York, Joseph P. St. Louis, Tucson, Arizona
8:10AM–9:10AMMarijuana and Drug Recognition Experts: Opinions Without Any SupportDelton F. Caraway, Canandaigua, New York
09:10AM–10:10AMBut the Police Report Says He's Guilty: Investigating a DUI CasePaul Chambers, Lead Investigator, Canandaigua, New York
10:10AM-10:30PMBreak
10:30AM–11:30PMThe Basics of Blood Testing: Challenging a Blood Test Without an ExpertEric Sills, Albany, New York
11:30AM-12:30PMIt's All Greek to Me: Getting the Blood Disclosure You Need, and Understanding itJanine Arvizu, CQA Tijeras, New Mexico, Vincent Hooks, Seattle, WA
12:30PM-12:50PMBreak
12:50PM–01:50PMTests No One Can Pass? Attacking Field Sobriety TestingLisa A. Saltzman, Forest Hills, New York, Candace Pond, Forest Hills, New York
1:50PM-2:00PMClosing Remarks
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