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Drunk Driving and Related Vehicular Offenses, Fifth Edition

In today's courts, there is no crime more aggressively legislated, prosecuted, ...


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    In today's courts, there is no crime more aggressively legislated, prosecuted, or adjudicated than driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

    This one-stop resource demystifies a complex area of law, analyzing exhaustively the many available avenues of prosecution and lines of defense. Noted DUI expert Robert S. Reiff, rated the most effective DUI advocate in South Florida in a 1991 Miami Herald study, shows you how to sell yourself to your client, select a jury, cross-examine the arresting officer, and deliver a strong closing argument. He offers his "Top Twenty Tips for defending DUI cases" and provides a large assortment of proven forms for pleadings, motions, correspondence, and other uses. Learn from the Master DUI Practitioner, who has taught thousands of attorneys how to better manage their practices, win their cases, and increase their profits.

    The new Fifth Edition of Drunk Driving and Related Vehicular Offenses, updated with new case law and practical advice, provides coverage of numerous topics relevant to DUI and other driving offenses, including:

    •Physical sobriety exercises
    •Breath, urine, and blood tests
    •Double jeopardy limitations on prosecutions
    •Administrative driver's license hearings
    •Entrapment and necessity defenses
    •Jury instructions
    •Expert witness preparation and examination
    •Sentencing
    •Accident investigation and reconstruction
    •DUI and drug recognition
    •Boating under the influence
    •Murder, manslaughter, vehicular homicide, reckless driving, and other serious vehicular offenses

    A new "Trial Notebook" has been added to assist you in trial preparation. The Appendices include dozens of sample forms and motions to streamline your practice, along with sample questions for jurors and witnesses, and a wealth of other helpful materials for the DUI practitioner.

    Chapter 1 Foreword
    Chapter 2 The Basics
    Chapter 3 The Initial Client Meeting: How to Sell Yourself to the Client
    Chapter 4 The Stop and Arrest
    Chapter 5 Physical Sobriety Exercises
    Chapter 6 Roadblocks
    Chapter 7 Breath and Urine Testing
    Chapter 8 Refusal to Submit to the Breath Test
    Chapter 9 Blood Tests
    Chapter 10 Administrative Driver's License Hearings
    Chapter 11 Limitations on Prosecutions: The Double Jeopardy Clause and the Statute of Limitations
    Chapter 12 Jury Selection
    Chapter 13 Cross-Examination of the Arresting Officer
    Chapter 14 DUI and the Entrapment, Necessity and Sleep Disorder Defenses
    Chapter 15 Expert Witnesses
    Chapter 16 The Closing Argument
    Chapter 17 Jury Instructions
    Chapter 18 Murder, Manslaughter, Vehicular Homicide, DUI With Serious Bodily Injury and Felony DUI
    Chapter 19 DUI and Drug Recognition
    Chapter 20 Sentencing
    Chapter 21 Accident Investigation and Reconstruction
    Chapter 22 My Top Twenty Tips for Defending DUI Cases (Or . . . If You Read Nothing Else in This Book, Read This Chapter!)
    Chapter 23 Some Other Serious Vehicular Offenses
    Chapter 24 DUI in a Civil Context
    Chapter 25 Boating Under the Influence
    Chapter 26 The Lighter Side of Drunk Driving . . .
    Chapter 27 The Trial Notebook
    Appendices
    Table of Cases
    Table of Statutes
    Index

     

    Reiff, Robert S.


    Robert S. Reiff is Managing Partner in the Miami, Florida, law office of Robert S. Reiff, P.A. Mr. Reiff's highly successful criminal practice involves all areas of state and federal defense litigation. His expertise in the DUI field is nationally recognized. In a 1991 Miami Herald study of the most effective DUI advocates in South Florida, Mr. Reiff received the top rating. Mr. Reiff earned his B.A. from Ithaca College and his J.D. from Boston University, where he received the American Jurisprudence Award. He has published numerous articles and lectures widely on drunk driving law and related topics.

     

 
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Drunk Driving and Related Vehicular Offenses
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