Dui defense

AuthorSteven F. Samilow
Pages1243-1290
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DUI DEFENSE
CHAPTER 16
DUI DEFENSE
I. GENERAL POINTS
A. Legal Framework
§16:01 The Offense
§16:02 Under the Inf‌luence Def‌ined
§16:03 Under the Inf‌luence—Under Age 21
§16:04 Burden of Proof
§16:05 Websites
§16:06 Crime Victim Rights
B. The First Client Meeting
§16:10 The Non-Citizen Client
§16:11 Client Interview
§16:12 Fee Agreements
II. ARRESTS AND TESTS
§16:20 Fourth Amendment and Traff‌ic Stops
§16:21 Traff‌ic Stop Arrest and Limited Exception to Warrant Requirement
§16:22 Field Sobriety Tests
§16:23 Implied Consent for Testing Breath and Urine
§16:24 Involuntary Blood Tests and Implied Consent
§16:25 Admissibility of Chemical and Blood Tests
§16:26 Admissibility of Refusal to Take Field Sobriety Test
§16:27 Challenging the Accuracy of Breath and Blood Tests
§16:28 Use of Field Sobriety Tests
§16:29 Use of Experts
§16:30 Scientif‌ic Evidence and Expert Testimony: Frye’s Replacement by Daubert
§16:31 Frye and Daubert Compared
§16:32 Objecting to Admissibility of Expert Testimony
§16:33 Admissibility of Medical Records
§16:34 Policy Body Cameras
§16:35 Cannabis
§16:36 Cannabis and DUI Testing
III. PRETRIAL
A. Initial Procedure
§16:40 Information or Indictment
§16:41 Arraignment
§16:42 Calendar Call
§16:43 Right to Jury Trial
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B. Discovery and Trial Preparation
§16:50 Discovery from the State
§16:51 Exculpatory Evidence
§16:52 Discovery from the Defense
§16:53 Motions to Suppress Physical Evidence
§16:54 Confessions and Statements by Defendant
§16:55 Preparation for Trial
§16:56 Discovery When No Crime is Charged
IV. THE TRIAL
A. Initial Procedure
§16:60 State Must Prove Every Element
§16:61 Jury Trial
§16:62 Voir Dire
§16:63 The Scope of Voir Dire
§16:64 For Cause Juror Challenges
B. Common Issues
§16:70 Chain of Custody
§16:71 Testimony by Defendant
§16:72 Retrograde Extrapolation
§16:73 Admissibility of Test Records and the Confrontation Clause
§16:74 Other Crimes or Bad Acts
§16:75 Admission of Evidence of Other Crimes or Bad Acts
§16:76 Proving Prior Convictions—Felony DUI
§16:77 Limiting Use of Prior DUI Convictions to Support Felony DUI
§16:78 Preservation of Error
C. Jury Charge
§16:90 General Points
§16:91 Drafting the Jury Charge
§16:92 Lesser Included Offenses
§16:93 Felony DUI
V. CRIMINAL REMEDIES/PENALTIES
§16:100 Overview
§16:101 Fines
§16:102 Imprisonment—First Conviction
§16:103 Second Conviction—Additional Penalties
§16:104 Third Conviction Within 10 Years of a Prior DUI Conviction
§16:105 Third Conviction More Than 10 Years After a Prior DUI Conviction
§16:106 Fourth Conviction—Additional Penalties
§16:107 Special Penalty Enhancements
§16:108 DUI Manslaughter
§16:109 Sentencing Limitations
§16:110 Driver’s License Revocation
§16:111 Administrative License Suspension and Revocation
§16:112 Commercial Driver’s License
§16:113 Driving After License Suspension or Permanent License Revocation
§16:114 Habitual Traff‌ic Offender/Drug Offender
§16:115 Hardship Exception
§16:116 Community Supervision Generally
§16:117 Probation
§16:118 Revocation of Probation
§16:119 DUI School
§16:120 Impoundment of Motor Vehicle
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§16:121 DUI Court
§16:122 Double Jeopardy
VI. COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES OF DUI CONVICTION/
PLEA AND OTHER OFTEN RELATED OFFENSES
§16:130 General Points
§16:131 Forfeiture
§16:132 Student Grants and Loans
§16:133 Public Assistance; Health Care; Housing
§16:134 Employment and Licenses
§16:135 Passports
§16:136 Possessing a Firearm
§16:137 Right to Vote
§16:138 Jury Service
§16:139 Holding Public Off‌ice
§16:140 Driver’s License
§16:141 Citizenship
§16:142 Military Service
VII. P OST CONVICTION RELIEF AND APPEALS
§16:150 General Points
FORMS
Form 16:10 Intake Questionnaire—Criminal/DUI
Form 16:20 Employment Contract—Criminal/DUI
Form 16:30 Notice of Appearance
Form 16:40 Waiver of Jury Trial
Form 16:50 Discovery—Notice of Discovery—By Defense
Form 16:60 Discovery—Motion for Additional Discovery—By Defense
Form 16:70 Motion in Limine—DUI
Form 16:80 DUI Motion to Suppress
Form 16:90 Letter to Client
Form 16:100 Criminal Voir Dire

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