Mastering Complex Issues in North Carolina DWI Cases

Mastering Complex Issues in North Carolina DWI Cases

Registration includes seminar materials (in electronic format) and 6.0 CLE hours (inc. 1.0 ethics hour).

 

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TOPICS & SPEAKERS

8:55 am | Welcoming Remarks from Program Chair

• Chas Post , Post | Foushee | Patton – Trial Lawyers, Sanford

9:00 am | Checking Stations & Roadblocks Pursuant to N.C.G.S. 20-16.3A

•  James Davis II , Davis & Davis, P.C. , Salisbury

9:30 am | DWI Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing: Breaking Down the NHTSA Manual  

• Jake Minick , Minick Law, P.C., Asheville

10:30 am |BREAK

10:45 am |Chemical Analysis: Attacking the Breath and the Blood

•  Justin Hunter, Hunter & Price, P.A., Kenansville

11:45 am |The “Operation” Element of DWI

•  Ronald Shook, The Law Offices of Ronald J. Shook, PLLC, Gastonia 

12:15 pm |LUNCH

1:15 pm | Rule 702 and The Expert Witness

•  Mark Jetton, Jetton & Meredith, PLLC, Charlotte

2:15 pm |The Sentencing Hearing: Effective Techniques to Help Minimize the Sentence

• Kelly Dawkins, The Dawkins Law Firm, Southern Pines

3:15 pm | BREAK

3:30 pm | Panel Discussion: Ethical Considerations From the Bench –

• Honorable Ashleigh Dunston, District Court Judge, District 10, Wake County
• Honorable Warren McSweeney, District Court Judge, District 19D, Moore and Hoke Counties
• Honorable Joy Jones, District Court Judge, District 11, Johnston, Harnett and Lee Counties

4:30 pm | ADJOURN

 

This program has been approved for credit in the following jurisdiction(s):

North Carolina State Bar, Board of Continuing Legal Education

Credit has been approved with the North Carolina State Bar, Board of Continuing Legal Education for 1.00 Ethics credit and 5.00 General credits.

NCAJ CLE's are VIRTUAL until further notice.

This program will be held virtually. A link for the meeting will be distributed 72 hours in advance of the program. All program materials will be available to download on virtual website.

 

Cancellations received one week prior to the seminar date are refunded less a $35 service charge. Refunds cannot be given after this date. Substitutions are welcomed and may be made until the date of the seminar. For registrants who wish to transfer their registration to another NCAJ seminar, transfer requests received by 12:00 noon the third working day prior to the seminar are subject to a $50 transfer fee. Transfer requests received after this time are subject to a $110 transfer fee. Registrations may be transferred once and only to seminars scheduled through June 30, 2021.