NATIONAL TRAFFIC LAW CENTER
Between the Lines is published every two months by the National District Attorneys Association's National Traffic Law Center. Items may be reprinted if attributed to NDAA’s National Traffic Law Center. Please provide copies to Between the Lines. Contact us if you have inquiries or article suggestions at 703-549-9222.
Between the Lines is prepared under Cooperative Agreement Number DTNH22-10-H-00314between the U.S. Dept. of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and NDAA, as well as Grant Number CD099913NDAAOP from the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to NDAA. This information is offered for educational purposes only and is not legal advice. Points of view or opinions expressed in these documents are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position of the U.S. Dept. of Transportation or the National District Attorneys Association.
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2013
Volume 21, Number 2
McNeely v Missouri: What Now?
Volume 21, Number 1
Aftermath of Arizona v Gant: The Limited Effect on Search and Seizure in Vehicles
2012
Volume 20, Number 6
Uncharted Territory: The Anatomy of a Texting While Driving Vehicular Homicide Case.
Part 1 of a two part article on the background, decision-making process and trial strategies surrounding a vehicular homicide as the result of texting while driving.
Volume 20, Number 5
Biomarker Testing for Criminal Justice Professionals
Volume 20, Number 4
2012 DRE Section Awards Announced
Volume 20, Number 3
Garmin GPS Units and Crash Investigation
Volume 20, Number 2
National Sobriety Testing Resource Center and
Drug Recognition Expert Data System
Volume 20, Number 1
Prosecute the Crime; Sentence the Defendant
2011
Volume 19, Number 6
SPECIAL EDITION
Honoring Prosecutors Who Make a Difference
Volume 19, Number 5
Collateral Consequence:
Entry Into Canada With Criminal Convictions
Volume 19, Number 4
“Unmasking CDL Convictions”
Volume 19, Number 3
Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety
Volume 19, Number 2
Just Like Marijuana?
Volume 19, Number 1
Ignition Interlocks:
Why do we need them and what does the future hold?
2010
Volume 18, Number 6
Stimulants and Alcohol:
A Dangerous Combination
Volume 18, Number 5
Questioning and Interrogations for Criminal
Traffic Offenses
Volume 18, Number 4
New Strategies to Curb Drugged Driving
Volume 18, Number 3
Build Your Ark
2009
Volume 18, Number 2
Don't Give 'Em a Break!
Volume 18, Number 1
The Impact of Arizona v. Gant: Limiting the Scope of Automobile Searches?
2008
Volume 17, Number 4
A.R.I.D.E: Giving Officers the Tools they Need to Recognize Drug-Impaired Drivers
Volume 17, Number 3
South Dakota's 24/7 Sobriety Program
Volume 17, Number 2
DWI Partners in Prevention Conference
Volume 17, Number 1
DWI Fatalities: The HIPAA Hurdle
2007
Volume 16, Number 4
MADD Revamps Court Monitoring Programs and Urges a New Look at First-Time DWI Offenders
References Volume 16, Number 4
Volume 16, Number 3
Reputation Management or What Color is Your Hat?
Volume 16, Number 2
Strategies in Playing "Cops & Prosecutors"
Volume 16, Number 1
About Alcohol Ignition Interlocks
2006
Volume 15, Number 4
Improperly Licensed Drivers: A Cause for Concern
Volume 15, Number 3
Serious Facts Require Serious Charges: Combating Habitual DWI Offenders Who Kill
Volume 15, Number 2
Making a Difference — In Their Communities and Across the Country
Volume 15, Number 1
Low Manpower Sobriety Checkpoints in Rural and Small Communities
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