Sustaining Members

Sustaining Members

In furtherance of our mission and purposes, the College has established a "Sustaining Member" class of membership to recognize exceptional attorneys who meet the eligibility criteria established for sustaining membership by the Board of Regents and who through their knowledge, trial experience, continuing education and reputation among peers in the field of DUI defense have committed themselves to being leaders in furthering the educational mission of the College and in promoting the ideal that lawyers defending persons charged with intoxication related offenses deserve and should expect exceptionally well educated, well prepared, and competent representation.

Sustaining Members, once designated as such, remain as such for the duration of their membership with our College. Sustaining Members comprise some of the most influential DUI defense attorneys nationwide.

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FROM OUR BLOG

Autonomous Vehicles

03/04/2024

By Lance Hendron A couple of months ago, I presented an NCDD webinar highlighting the current state of automatous driving. Since the webinar, there have been recent updates concerning the evolution of automatous driving. Probably the most significant update concerns Telsa's recall of two million vehicles considering serious concerns about its autonomous driving features. Per reports, "numerous reported cases reveal shortcomings in...

Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test

02/14/2024

By Andy Sotiropoulos (www.illinois-dui-defender.com) The Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus test, commonly referred to as HGN, is in this authors opinion the most discussed and debated field sobriety test of NHTSA's Standardized battery of exercises designed to measure alcohol related driving impairment and/or blood alcohol concentration (BAC). It is the exercise which has been scientifically validated as most accurate by NHTSA and requires...

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