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Arizona DUI Trial Notebook, 5th ed. 2021 with Jury Instructions on CD - Print & Digital Version

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Categories:
Arizona CLE Books |  Criminal Litigation
Author:
Christina M Cabanillas |  Bruce Chalk
Copyright:
2021
Number of Pages:
408

Description

Constitutionality of DUI Statutes

  • Foundation
  • Double Jeopardy
The Stop
  • Reasonable Suspicion
  • Roadblocks
  • Actual Physical Control
Contact
  • Corpus Delicti
  • What an Officer May Do at a Traffic Stop
  • Field Sobriety Tests
  • Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
  • Drug Recognition Evaluation
  • Probable Cause
  • Miranda Rights
Testing
  • Implied Consent/Admin Per Se
  • Refusal
  • Warrant Search
  • Medical Draw
  • Crash Implied Consent
  • Breath Testing
  • Blood Testing
  • Drug Testing
  • Independent Test
  • Relation Back
  • Right to Counsel During Testing
Pretrial
  • Speedy Trial
  • Discovery
  • Right to Counsel
Trial
  • Jury
  • Priors
  • Homicide
  • Causation
  • Admissibility of Evidence
  • Burden Shifting
  • Lesser-Included Offense
  • Actual Physical Control
Post Trial
  • License Suspension/Revocation
  • Sentencing
  • Directed Verdict
  • Victim's Rights
Miscellaneous
  • Private Property
  • Fleeing
  • Social Host Liability

 

Other Miscellaneous Material

 

  • Relevant DUI and Administration Statutes
  • Relevant Transportation and Administrative Regulations
  • Sample Voir Dire Questions; Sample Direct Questions for Officers, Experts & QAS
  • DUI Jury Instructions on CD
  • DUI Sentencing Chart
  • Motion to Preclude Testimony Regarding Field Sobriety Test Results
 
 
 
 

Handouts

DUI-Title & Front Matter.pdf View
TABLE OF CONTENTS.pdf View
DUI Trial Notebook-5th ED 2021-Downloadable.pdf (2.7 MB) 371 Pages Available after Purchase

Author

Christina M Cabanillas Related Seminars and Products

Assistant U.S. Attorney

United States Attorneys Office

Christina M. Cabanillas is an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the U.S Attorney’s Office in the District of Arizona, where she has served as Appellate Chief, Senior Litigation Counsel, Deputy Appellate Chief, International Coordinator, and a trial attorney in the Criminal Division. She has litigated criminal, civil, international, appellate, and other matters in state and federal trial and appellate courts, and is a former deputy county attorney. Ms. Cabanillas has taught a variety of legal topics locally and nationally, particularly criminal law and procedure and appellate practice. She served a detail as an Assistant Director for the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Office of Legal Education, where she organized courses and conducted legal training for attorneys and staff. She has taught appellate advocacy and legal research and writing at the University of Arizona College of Law and Pima Community College. She was a contributing author to ARIZONA DUI TRIAL NOTEBOOK (2d ed. 2005), and IMMIGRATION LAW, OFFICE OF LEGAL EDUC., U.S. DEP’T OF JUSTICE (4th Ed. 2005). She has participated in many bar and other community and volunteer activities.
In 2019, Ms. Cabanillas received the Pima County Bar Association’s inaugural John M. Roll Award for longtime professionalism, excellence, and dedication as a state and federal prosecutor, legal instructor, and community volunteer. She received the 2015 George H. Lyons Mentor Award from Arizona’s Finest Lawyers for excellence in mentoring law students, and in 2013, she received the Attorney General’s Distinguished Service Award, the second-highest DOJ award for employee performance, for her work contributing to United States v. Loughner, 672 F.3d 731 (9th Cir. 2012). Other awards have included the Arizona State Bar’s Continuing Legal Education Award for her pro bono teaching and writing, the U.S. Attorney’s Distinguished Service Award, and two Department of Justice awards for excellence as a legal instructor and for her work contributing to United States v. Arvizu, 534 U.S. 266 (2002).
Ms. Cabanillas earned her J.D. from the University of Arizona and her B.A. from Arizona State University. She spent most of her childhood abroad because her mother worked for the U.S. Foreign Service, living in South America, Africa, Europe, and Mexico. She is proficient in Spanish and French.
Ms. Cabanillas wishes to thank her family, friends, and colleagues, past and present, for their support. She is also grateful to the Arizona State Bar, Arizona Prosecuting Attorneys Advisory Council, Arizona Supreme Court Judicial Education Division, Department of Justice, University of Arizona College of Law, and the many judges, law enforcement officers, prosecutors, attorneys, law students, and others who have encouraged her teaching and writing.

Bruce Chalk Related Seminars and Products

Deputy County Attorney

Pima County Attorney's Office

Bruce H. Chalk has been deputy county attorney at the Pima County Attorney’s Office since 1994 and supervisor of the Vehicular Offenses Unit since 1998. He received his B.S. in Geology from Northern Arizona University in 1988 and his J.D. from University of Arizona School of Law in 1993. Mr. Chalk served in the United States Navy from 1976 to 1982.

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