Join the Massachusetts Bar Association for an engaging and informative hybrid
seminar designed for legal professionals delving into the intricacies of
operating under the influence cases, with a specific focus on breath test
procedures and defense strategies. This seminar will cover essential topics that
equip attorneys with the tools needed to successfully navigate the challenges
presented in OUI cases.
Participants will gain insight into:
- How to Prove and Defend an OUI Case: Gain insights
into the critical components of building a strong defense, including methods
to contest the prosecution's case and present compelling arguments.
- Understanding the Breathalyzer: Explore the mechanics
of the Draeger 9510 breathalyzer devices, how they function, and the key
factors that affect their accuracy. Learn what to scrutinize when evaluating
breathalyzer results.
- Selecting the Right Breath Test Expert: Discover the
qualifications and expertise to look for in a breath test expert. Understand
the role they can play in developing your case and countering the
prosecution's evidence.
- Breath Test-Related Discovery and Pretrial Challenges:
Identify frequent motions filed before trial and potential pitfalls to avoid
during the trial process. Learn how to effectively manage breath test-related
evidence and navigate the various challenges that may arise during the
pretrial phase
- How to Admit a Breath Test: Understand the legal bases
for admitting breath test results in court.
- Recent and Relevant Case Law: Stay informed about the
latest case law developments and their implications for OUI defenses, ensuring
you remain at the forefront of legal strategies.
- Lessons Learned from the Ananias Litigation:
Analyze key lessons from the notable Ananias
litigation and apply these insights to
your own practice.
- Current Challenges and What’s Next: Speakers will engage in discussions
about the evolving landscape of OUI cases, including technological
advancements and emerging challenges on the horizon.
Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your expertise in OUI defense.
Attorneys will obtain practical knowledge, sharpened strategies, and a stronger
understanding of breath test procedures — valuable tools for effectively
handling the complexities of OUI cases.
This program is approved for 3 Criminal Trials & Appeals
credits.
This is a hybrid event, taking place at both the Western New England
University School of Law, 1215 Wilbraham Rd., Springfield, and via Zoom.
Registration is required by 4 p.m. on Monday, June 2, in order to
participate in this program. An email from MassBar Education
will be sent before the program.