Criminal Law

Can You Say Your ABC's Backwards as Fast as this Drunk Cowboy
Click on the following link to view a police video of a field sobriety test does not follow the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Standard Field Sobriety Tests. A criminal defense lawyer should be able to get the Field Sobriety...

A Tale of Two DUIs
1. DUI (in Texas, called DWI) / POM (Possession of Marijuana) charge. Turned wrong way onto one-way street. NT/NA (No Test, No Accident). Field sobriety tests on video with patchy audio administered by rookie APD cop on uneven ground...

Questioning Field Sobriety Tests
The latest issue of Law & Human Behavior has an article by psychologist Steven J. Rubenzer titled The Standardized Field Sobriety Tests: A Review of Scientific and Legal Issues (subscription required): This article details the history and development of the...

The Controversy Over Roadside Field Sobriety Tests
By: Lance Knowlton Roadside field sobriety tests (FSTs), developed at the behest of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), are commonly employed by police officers during DUI stops to determine whether a driver is under the influence of alcohol...

FIELD SOBRIETY TESTS - DO I HAVE TO TAKE THEM
The short answer to this question is, as a general rule - NO!! If you have been pulled over or contacted by police officers that suspect that you have been driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, you are, with one possible exception, under no legal obligation to submit to so-called "Field Sobriety Tests...

Experts and Expert Training
A Maryland DUI defendant needs two things in order to maximize his/her chances of a successful resolution of his case. He needs a lawyer that has the proper DUI training and expertise and he needs access to appropriate experts in court...

Media/Telecom
consumer rights involving print, radio, television, video, DVD, video games, and mobile telephones.

True Value
Recalls Wheelbarrows

Tuberculosis Testing:
False Positives

Dirty Needles
Prompt HIV, Hepatitis Testing in Alberta

Undetected Sewage Spill
Prichard Water Works and Sewer Board spends $17 million on upgrades and testing.

Nintendo Control
Video game giant to pay $21 million settlement in patent lawsuit.