California Drunk or Impaired DUI Law for the Public
 $100 Summary of California Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol Cases
7th Ed. -2009. 2 Volumes, By Judge Walter L. Gorelick
Covering all California DUI Cases and DUI Statutes, many cases from other jurisdictions for illustrative purposes; pretrial issues and motions; Prescription drugs and effects on driving; driving under the influence of illegal drugs; DUI Boating Laws; Admin Per Se Cases; Refusals to take chemical tests; Forcible taking of blood samples. Includes 2010 Updates.
1535 pages | $100.00 | Tax and shipping additional
$129 -  California Drunk Driving Law - (800) 601 - 6535
by Paul Burglin, Barry Simons, and Ed Kuwatch
The enormous complexity of California drunk driving law has created meaningful opportunities for the educated and painful traps for the unwary. Wise guidance is essential. The best source of DUI wisdom has been written by Ed Kuwatch. Paul Burglin & Barry Simons continue the 1,148-page California Drunk Driving Law legacy.
 Updated $119 - Attacking and Defending Drunk Driving Tests (800) 440-4780
by Donald Bartell & Anne ImObersteg
Voir dire strategies, cross-examination questions, and science to help you convince the jury that your DUI case deserves an honest review - Question-by-question and argument-by-argument, Attacking and Supporting Drunk Driving Tests explains how to soften resolute juries by picking apart unyielding police reports and bulletproof lab reports - These courtroom-proven strategies are supported with understandable science in a coordinated trial attack that will leave the prosecution wondering how its formerly solid case became so weak - This winning approach to DUI trials is presented step-by-step, and is heavily-supported with pattern arguments, model cross-examinations, case law, science, and motions. The text is filled with helpful suggestions.
 NEW $99 - California Drunk Driving Defense 4th Edition - (800) 344-5008
by Robert Tayac and Lawrence Taylor
Step-by-step instruction through procedure and approach in defense of a drunk driving case in California. Outlines what to anticipate and how to prepare for DUI/DWI pretrial and trial proceedings. Includes suggestions on methods to challenge the intoxilyzer and intoximeter as well as blood and urine analyses. Details sample cross-examinations and tasks for cross-examination of the chemical expert and the arresting officer. Information on sentencing and license suspension and revocation. Includes sample forms.
 NEW - $139 - Medical-Legal Aspects of Alcohol, Fifth Edition (520) 323-1500
Editor: James C. Garriott Ph.D.
Alcohol-related litigation typically pertains to arrests of drinking drivers, but also includes industrial accidents, public transport accidents, and violent crimes. Even so, the medical and legal aspects of alcohol are complex topics due to many different components present in alcohol-related cases. This book covers many important topics including alcohol and the law, biochemistry of alcohol, physiology and alcohol, blood, urine, other fluid and tissue specimens for alcohol analyses, analysis for alcohol in postmortem specimens, computer tools for body alcohol evaluation, breath as a specimen for analysis for ethanol and other low molecular weigh alcohols. The wealth of information presented in this book makes it an invaluable resource when investigating and litigating cases involving alcohol.
 NEW $99 - Innovative DUI Trial Tools - (800) 440-4780
by Bruce Kapsack
To win regularly, you need to capture both
the hearts and the minds of jurors. The mind is simpler to persuade. You capture jurors’ minds through your cross examination, if the defense is one of prosecutorial problems … bad machine or bad procedures, or through your witnesses if the defense is something else … GERD, necessity, etc.
The heart is more difficult. To persuade the heart, you need to give jurors a simple answer to the question posed by family and friends, “How come you let the drunk go?” You need to make jurors want to let your client off.
 $90 - California DUI Trial Notebook - (800) 262-1776
by Myles Berman
California law and strategy specifically written for California attorneys. Designed to be used directly in the courtroom, this unique looseleaf includes practical up-to-date coverage of: PRETRIAL MOTIONS: Motion for Pretrial Discovery, Motion to Suppress Evidence, Motions to Exclude PAS and HGN, Motions Excluding Arresting Officer's, Opinions and Conclusions, Motions Challenging Chemical Test Results, Motions to Exclude Chemical Test Refusal
 $454 - Intoxication Test Evidence - (800) 344-5008
by Edward F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald is the author of Intoxication Test Evidence 2d, (ITE) a unique publication that deals exclusively with the science of breath and blood testing and how to use that science in court cases. One of the enduring issues in DWI jurisprudence is the problem of determining blood alcohol level (BAC) at the time a person was driving. Most states have a DWI offense (called per se intoxication) under which a person is convicted with a simple showing that their BAC was 0.08% or greater - without any necessary showing that the person was impaired in judgment or motor skills by alcohol. Blood and breath testing, however, is often done hours after the individual drove. ITE devotes a great deal of coverage to explaining that BAC changes over time, and can be greater or less when tested than when the driving occurred, depending upon whether the individual's body is still absorbing alcohol at the driving time, and through all or most of the time before a test sample is collected (blood or breath). Whether the person's BAC is still rising, or is at or about the peak, or has passed the peak at the time test samples are collected, is a fact that is generally unknown to the prosecution in most cases. Without expert testimony, inferences from a later test as to the person's earlier driving BAC are left entirely to guesswork and speculation.
The material in this website is for informational purposes only, and is provided as a public service. This public information is not intended to be a source of legal advice. Do not rely upon these materials for legal advice. Seek a consultation with more than one drunk driving defense lawyer on the phone or in person about the facts of your case.
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