The Intox 9000 is hitting booking rooms and jails all over Michigan as we speak. It is time to “look under the hood.”
The Nichols Law Firm is hosting a seminar approved by the National College for DUI Defense (NCDD). Speakers will come together the MSU College of Law to educate you so that you can educate your potential clients, your judges and your juries on how this device works.
Representatives from the Michigan State Police have been invited to speak as well, in particular on the new administrative rules.
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Date
June 1st, 2023
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Time:
9:15am - 4:30pm
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Location:
Mock Courtroom at the MSU College of Law
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Fee:
$350.00 for lawyers in private practice 4+ years experience
$199.00 for public defenders or members of the NCDD*
$100.00 for attorneys with 0-3 years of experience
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Parking:
Most parking will be at the garage adjacent to the law school we can set up shuttle service if necessary, from the NLF Office
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Approved:
MIDC for 7 credits; National College for DUI Defense
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Faculty:
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Ron Henson, Ph.D.
Dr. Henson is an expert in breath alcohol testing, who is familiar with the Intoxilyzer technology by CMI. Dr. Henson will present the “how it works” portion of the seminar.
Download Dr Henson CV
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Andreas Stolz, Ph.D
Dr. Stolz is a renown physicist, whose “day job” is the operations director at the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, at which he is also a researcher. Dr. Stolz’s areas of expertise in courtrooms all around North America include metrology (the science of measurement) as applied in breath alcohol testing and forensic blood alcohol testing.
Download Dr. Stolz CV
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Keeley Blanchard, esq.
Ms. Blanchard is a trial attorney, who will help you learn how to tell your client’s story. After all, the issue of story-telling in a trial or a motion hearing remains a central tenant of successful representation. Keeley is the founder of the trial skills organization Law Story.
Ms. Blanchard’s CV attached here:
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Michael J. Nichols, esq.
Mr. Nichols is a trial attorney and author/speaker. He authored the Michigan OWI Practice Handbook for West Publishing and the criminal forms bank for Lexis/Nexis. Mr. Nichols also serves as a Special Assistant Attorney General in the area of defending the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) in Incompetent to Stand Trial (IST) proceedings. Mr. Nichols has tried over 100 cases to a jury trial and was the lead attorney in People v Jabrocki, a 2011 case that established the standard of measurement uncertainty in the State of Michigan.
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Intox 9000 Training Agenda:
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8:30-9:00
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Coffee & Juice will be provided
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9:00-9:15
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The new Administrative Rules - Overview
The proposed Voir Dire Rule
Other Issues in Criminal Defense such as upcoming training (See materials)
Keeley Blanchard & Mike Nichols
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9:15-10:15
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Plenary Session – the I-9000 “what is this thing?”
Ronald Henson, Ph.D.
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10:15-10:30
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Break
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10:30-11:20
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Measurement Uncertainty in chemical testing
Andreas Stolz, Ph.D
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11:20 - 11:50 |
What to look for when you get an I-9000 case; what to ask for and what to look for when you get it
Entire faculty
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11:50 - 12(ish)
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Questions so far?
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12:00-12:30
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Lunch
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12:30-1:30
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The new device: MSP Rep TBD
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1:30-2:15
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Judge Michael Clarizio, 65A District Court, Clinton County:
“Drunk driving motions and my experience with them.”
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2:30-2:45
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Break
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2:45-4:00
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“OK – I learned all this stuff about this gizmo: now how do I explain this to a jury and how do I prepare by examinations and cross examinations to tell the story.”
Keeley Blanchard, Esq.
*Attendees should be prepared that this will be interactive
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4:00-4:15
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Questions?
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4:15
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Networking and Social Hour off-site
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NOTES: The training is designed for those of you who want an inexpensive day of learning. However, anyone who wants to stay the night in the Lansing-area, our office can help you with deciding, but we cannot promise that we can secure any discounts. Anyone who wants to come the night before and get together to talk informally about the law and life, hit me up if you wish.
*You may join the NCDD at http://www.ncdd.com