Index

• Pages: 631-648
• Author: Jonathan Dichter

INDEX

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INDEX

A

Absorption

Delayed absorption, §A:162

Phase testing, §5:44

Accidents

Cross-examination of initial contacting ocer,

§4:24

Acetaldehyde

Breath, defense experts, §5:51

Acetone Interference

Breath machines, §§A:216, A:270

Admission of Drinking

Cross-examination of arresting ocer, §4:42

Age of Arrestee

Police reports, §A:02

Airblank Fallacy

Breath, defense experts, §5:52

Alcohol/Alcohol Consumption

BAC. See Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)

Blood tests. See Blood Tests

Breath tests. See Breath Tests

Defendant’s statements, §A:20

Defense experts. See Defense Experts

Physiology of, §5:62

Prosecution’s alcohol expert.

See Prosecution Experts

Rising alcohol cases. See Rising Alcohol Cases

Urine tests. See Urine Tests

Voir dire questions, §2A:56

Alcohol Interactions

Blood tests, §A:237

Aliases of Arrestee

Police reports, §A:09

American Bar Association

Model Rules of Professional Conduct, §4:121

American Medical Association

Generally, §4:101

Analogies and Anecdotes. See Closing Arguments

Approach to Vehicle

Initial examining ocer, cross-examination of, §4:28

ARIDE ocers, §§4:50, 9:50

Arrest

Cross-examination of arresting ocer, §4:46

Deciding factors, §5:26

Arresting Ocer

Checklist for preparing ocer to testify, §A:101

Checklist for questioning ocer at trial, §A:102

Cross-examination

generally, §A:130

admission of drinking, §4:42

the arrest itself, §4:46

breath tests, preliminary, §4:45

defendant was “drunk in public,” §A:132

demonstration of FSTs by ocer, §A:131

drinking pattern, §4:47

exit from vehicle, §4:43

general questioning, §4:41

goals of cross, §4:40

observation period, §4:48

SFSTs, §4:44

Direct examination

blood tests, §A:119

breath tests, §A:118

chemical test admonition, §A:116

eld sobriety tests, §A:113

rst contact with defendant, §A:112

general background questions, §A:110

Modied Position of Attention Test, §A:114

post-FST questions, §A:115

refusal admonition, §A:117

the stop, questions related to, §A:111

urine tests, §A:120

District Attorney Manual

cross-examination, §§A:130–A:132

direct examination, §§A:110–A:120

examination preparation, §§A:100–A:102

redirect examination, §A:133

Examination of ocer

checklist for preparing ocer to testify, §A:101

checklist for questioning ocer at trial, §A:102

cross-examination, above

direct examination, above

preparation before trial, §§A:100–A:102

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redirect examination, §A:133

Redirect examination, §A:133

Articial Intelligence Tools

AI assisted cross-examination guide, §4:06

Analyzing and creating discovery requests,

§§1:03.1, 1:03.2

Analyzing expert witness credentials and reports,

§5:04

Building a closing presentation, §7:110.1

Building a law enforcement ocer database,

§1:92

Customizing cross-examination questions, §4:06

Preparing client to testify, §6:101

Simplifying complex scientic evidence, §4:85

Stress-test closing argument, §7:01.1

Aspirin Interactions

Blood tests, §A:238

“Average People”

Demonstrative evidence, §§8:10–8:12

B

BAC. See Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)

Bacterial Growth

Blood tests, §A:232

Bartenders

Cross-examination, §A:287

Direct examination, §5:15

“Beautiful House” Power Point Presentation

Demonstrative evidence, §8:72

Beer

Demonstrative evidence, §8:41

Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)

Defense experts. See Defense Experts

Gas chromatograph photos, §8:57

High BAC cases, closing argument in, §7:102

Prosecution’s alcohol expert, §§A:151, A:192.

See also Prosecution Experts

Rising. See Rising Alcohol Cases

Blood Alcohol Curve

Demonstrative evidence, §§8:01, 8:02

Blood Alcohol Experts

Defense expert. See Defense Experts

Prosecution’s alcohol expert.

See Prosecution Experts

Blood/Breath Partition Ratios

Generally, §A:211

Admissibility of testimony, §1:40

Breath, defense experts, §5:43

Individual, §A:212

Motion to preclude

form of, §1:31

memorandum in support of defendant’s

motion, §1:41

Blood Cases

Cross-examination

analysts, §4:95

log-in at the lab, §4:94

ocer with custody of the blood before pick

up and delivery, §4:92

phlebotomists, §4:91

pick up and delivery person, §4:93

the witnesses, §4:90

Discovery requests

generally. See Discovery

sample request, §§1:03, 1:03.2

Blood Samples

Anticoagulant, lack of, §A:230

Arm swab, contamination from, §A:233

Bacterial growth, §A:232

Defense issues

anticoagulant, lack of, §A:230

arm swab, contamination from, §A:233

bacterial growth, §A:232

micro clots, §A:231

preservative, lack of, §A:230

switched samples, §A:234

Micro clots, §A:231

Preservative, lack of, §A:230

Storing, §4:82

Switched samples, §A:234

Taking, §4:81

Testing of. See Blood Tests

Transporting, §4:82

Blood Shot Eyes

“Story” closings, §7:21

Blood Technicians

Defense examination questions, §A:141

Blood Tests

Generally, §4:80

Alcohol, defense experts, §5:68

Alcohol interactions, §A:237

Anticoagulant, lack of, §A:230

Arm swab, contamination from, §A:233

Aspirin interactions, §A:238

Bacterial growth, §A:232

Calibration of instrument, §A:235

Defense issues

alcohol interactions, §A:237

anticoagulant, lack of, §A:230

arm swab, contamination from, §A:233

aspirin interactions, §A:238

bacterial growth, §A:232

calibration of instrument, §A:235

drug interactions, §A:237

hematocrit subjects, §A:236