NCDD Seminars and Webinars

NCDD's Forensic Science Task Force Presents: EXPOSING LAB MISCONDUCT - AN ILLINOIS SCANDAL - Featuring NCDD Fellow Don Ramsell

February 20, 2025

Sponsored by INTOXALOCK, the Official Alcohol Monitoring Partner of the NCDD

A 60 minute Webinar offered FREE to NCDD Members as part of the NCDD/Intoxalock Webinar Series.

When: Thursday, February 20th, 2025 11:00 AM PDT / 12:00 PM MDT / 1:00 PM CDT / 2:00 PM EDT

Because this webinar is presented free of charge, CLE forms will be provided to attendees. Attendees desiring CLE credit are responsible for filing the form with their State Bar and paying any costs charged by their State Bar, if applicable.

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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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