Traffic and Impaired Driving Law Program

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1 University of Wisconsin Law School Continuing Legal Education for Wisconsin Resource Center on Impaired Driving 17th Annual Traffic and Impaired Driving Law Program This comprehensive one and-a-half day program will be offered one time only. April 5 6, 2011 Radisson Paper Valley Hotel Appleton, Wisconsin Comments of 2010 participants: Very qualified and professional speakers. Presenters were excellent and knowledgeable. Wonderful program the materials are excellent. It was all very good. The topics were timely and well received. Good video facilities and handouts. This is a program of the University of Wisconsin Law School Continuing Legal Education for Wisconsin and the Resource Center on Impaired Driving.

2 Program Agenda First Day - Tuesday, April 5th 8:00 8:30 Registration (coffee and rolls provided) 8:30 Program Overview Attorney Nina J. Emerson 8:30 9:30 Ignition Interlock Devices Panel Ms. Erin Egan Ms. Susan Hackworthy Ms. Nancy Rottier 9:30 10:30 Case Law Update Attorney John J. Sobotik 10:30 10:45 Break 10:45 12:00 The Heroin Epidemic in Wisconsin Mr. David L. Spakowicz 12:00 1:25 Lunch Program (lunch included) From Addict to Ironman Athlete Mr. Shane Niemeyer 1:30 2:30 Workshop Sessions Out-of-State OWI Convictions, Occupational Licensing & Reinstatement (to be repeated) This workshop will address the ramifications for Wisconsin licensed drivers who get an OWI in another state and out-of-state licensed drivers who get an OWI in Wisconsin, as well as occupational licenses and reinstatement issues. Ms. Erin Egan Mr. Rick Kleist The Reality Behind Fake Pot (to be repeated) This workshop will explore the trend of synthetic marijuana and salvia divinorum abuse. Ms. Amy Miles Mr. Ryan Pieters Alcohol Curves, Charts and Calculations: Interpreting Alcohol Results A discussion of alcohol absorption, distribution and elimination and how to apply those principles to estimate alcohol concentrations at the time of driving. Mr. Patrick M. Harding Alcohol 2011: Trends in Alcohol Products, Promotions and Control (to be repeated) Learn what is new in alcohol and alcohol infused products, the risk of intoxication and how they can be regulated. Ms. Julia Sherman 2:30 2:45 Break 2:45 3:45 Workshop Sessions Administrative Suspensions and Refusals (to be repeated) How the statutory process for administrative suspensions and refusals differs from the OWI adjudication process. Attorney John J. Sobotik

3 Ethics: A Lawyer s Duty of Candor to a Tribunal (Workshop sign-in required for the Ethics credit.) Attorney Timothy J. Pierce Drug-Impaired Driving Trends This workshop will address drugged driving issues from a toxicological standpoint. Ms. Laura J. Liddicoat Make a Difference & Save a Life - OWI Enforcement This workshop will discuss how to implement successful OWI enforcement. Officer Mike Knetzger 3:50 4:50 Workshop Sessions Out-of-State OWI Convictions, Occupational Licensing & Reinstatement (See above description.) The Reality Behind Fake Pot (See above description.) Administrative Suspensions and Refusals (See above description.) Alcohol 2011: Trends in Alcohol Products, Promotions and Control (See above description.) 5:00 6:00 Social Hour (hors d oeuvres and cash bar) 5:00 8:00 Breath Alcohol Testing with the Intoximeter EC/IR II Provided by the Chemical Test Section of the Wisconsin State Patrol Ms. Susan Hackworthy Mr. Benjamin Boese Ms. Jan Grebel Ms. Amy Henning Ms. Barbara Doyle Ms. Shelley Binder Ms. Melissa Kimball Ignition Interlock Device Vendors Second Day - Wednesday, April 6th 8:00 8:30 (Coffee and rolls provided) 8:30 8:45 The Impact of Drugged Driving: A Personal Story Ms. Judy Jenkins 8:45 9:45 Prosecuting Drug-Impaired Driving Officer John Gscheidmeier Assistant Attorney General Tara Jenswold-Schipper Ms. Amy Miles 9:45 10:45 OWI: An Evidence-Based Perspective on Intervention Professor John J. Curtin 10:45 11:00 Break 11:00 11:15 DRE Officer Graduation Sergeant Nate Thompson 11:15 12:30 Search and Seizure Legal Update Assistant Attorney General David H. Perlman 12:30 p.m. Program Concludes Distribute Certificates of Completion

4 Traffic and Impaired Driving Law Program This annual CLE program is designed to provide information specific to traffic and impaired driving law in a cross-disciplinary setting. The Resource Center on Impaired Driving has intentionally developed this program to include prosecutors, law enforcement officers, policy makers, and other interested parties who work within the impaired driving arena. Thus, the Program Agenda features a diverse range of speakers to represent different vantage points. In this way, the program recognizes the vital role that each party plays in this arena and the importance of working together on an issue of statewide importance. Speakers John J. Curtin, Ph.D Professor of Psychology University of Wisconsin Erin Egan, chief Citations and Withdrawals Section Bureau of Driver Services Wisconsin Department of Transportation John Gscheidmeier, officer Glendale Police Department Glendale, Wisconsin Susan Hackworthy, chief Chemical Test Section Division of State Patrol Wisconsin Department of Transportation Patrick M. Harding, supervisor Toxicology Section Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene Judy Jenkins Mequon, Wisconsin Tara Jenswold-Schipper, assistant attorney general Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor Wisconsin Department of Justice Rick Kleist, program officer Legislative Liaison for Driver Licensing Issues DMV Administrative Office Wisconsin Department of Transportation Mike Knetzger, officer Green Bay Police Department Green Bay, Wisconsin Laura J. Liddicoat, supervisor Toxicology Section Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene Amy Miles, advanced chemist Toxicology Section State Laboratory of Hygiene Shane Niemeyer Boulder, Colorado David H. Perlman, assistant attorney general Wisconsin Department of Justice Timothy J. Pierce, ethics counsel State Bar of Wisconsin Ryan Pieters, chemist Toxicology Section Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene Nancy Rottier, legislative liaison Wisconsin Supreme Court Julia Sherman, coordinator Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Project Resource Center on Impaired Driving University of Wisconsin Law School John J. Sobotik, assistant general counsel Office of General Counsel Wisconsin Department of Transportation David L. Spakowicz, director Field Operations Bureau-Eastern Region Division of Criminal Investigation Wisconsin Department of Justice Milwaukee, Wisconsin Nate Thompson, sergeant DRE/SFST State Coordinator De Pere, Wisconsin

5 Dates and Location Tuesday and Wednesday April 5 6, 2011 Radisson Paper Valley Hotel 333 W. College Avenue Appleton, WI Phone: Website: Registration Information Due to limited seating, early registration is encouraged. Program Fees: The $ per registrant fee includes instruction, course materials, lunch (please indicate on the enrollment form if you desire a vegetarian meal) and program, social hour hors d oeuvres (April 6), and refreshment breaks. Please make checks payable to the UW Law School. Program Materials: Materials may be purchased separately. The cost is $75.00 per set of materials plus applicable tax. (Please see the enrollment form for the amount due, including sales tax.) You can order the materials by checking the appropriate box on the enrollment form and including payment or credit card information. Materials will be sent out after the program. Cancellation Policy: Refunds will be paid in full if requested three days before the program. Continuing Education Credit: This program is worth up to 12.0 hours of continuing legal education of which 1 hour of EPR has been been approved by the Board of Bar Examiners. Sign-in at the Ethics workshop is required for EPR credit. Members of bars in other mandatory CLE states are requested to contact the CLEW office for information on obtaining credit in their states. Overnight Accommodations: There is a block of rooms set aside for the nights of April 4 and April 5 at the Radisson Paper Valley Hotel. Call and ask for the UW Traffic Law Program 2011 block when reserving your room. Rooms not reserved by March 15 will be released by the hotel to the general public. Make your hotel reservations early as the block fills up quickly. The University of Wisconsin provides equal opportunities in employment and programming, including Title IX requirements. If you have a disability and desire accommodations, please advise us when you register. Requests are confidential. v This brochure was printed on recycled paper with a vegetable-base ink.

6 How To Register Mail To register paying by check: Please clip, fill out, and mail this form together with payment to 17th Annual Traffic and Impaired Driving Law Program, CLEW, 975 Bascom Mall, Room 2348, Madison, WI Online Visit the CLEW web site at To register paying with credit card: We encourage you to register online at Or call or (608) to register by phone. To fax your registration, send your completed form to CLEW at (608) For more information, please contact Program Attorney: Nina J. Emerson at (800) or (608) ; ninaj@wisc.edu Program Manager: Lynn F. Thompson at (608) ; LFThomp1@wisc.edu Visit our Web sites: Resource Center on Impaired Driving Continuing Legal Education for Wisconsin Ignition Interlock Device Vendors Take advantage of meeting with the three state-approved ignition interlock device vendors: Advanced Ignition Interlock Technologies Scot A. Lewton, vice-president New Horizon Interlock, Inc. Heather Stapula, project coordinator National Interlock Service (WI) Ltd. Greg Mueller, program manager

7 Registration Form 17th Annual Traffic and Impaired Driving Law Program Participant s Name: address: Attorney Firm/Company: Nonattorney Daytime Telephone: Street Address: P.O. Box: City/State/Zip: Check here if this is a new address Fax Number: Register me for the 17th Annual Traffic and Impaired Driving Law Program to be held on April 5 6, 2011, at the Radisson Paper Valley Hotel in Appleton. I request a vegetarian meal. Please indicate the workshop sessions you will be attending by checking the appropriate box: (Workshop descriptions provided in Program Agenda.) First Day 1:30-2:30 p.m. 2:45-3:45 p.m. Out-of-State OWI Convictions, Occupational Licensing & Reinstatement Administrative Suspensions and Refusals The Reality Behind Fake Pot Ethics: A Lawyer s Duty of Candor to a Tribunal (sign-in required) Alcohol Curves, Charts and Calculations: Interpreting Alcohol Results Drug-Impaired Driving Trends Alcohol 2011: Trends in Alcohol Products, Promotions and Control Make a Difference & Save a Life - OWI Enforcement 3:50-4:50 p.m. Out-of-State OWI Convictions, Occupational Licensing & Reinstatement The Reality Behind Fake Pot Administrative Suspensions and Refusals Alcohol 2011: Trends in Alcohol Products, Promotions and Control Payment Information MasterCard VISA Fee: $ per registrant, includes materials Check enclosed (Payable to the UW Law School) I cannot attend the 17th Annual Traffic and Impaired Driving Law Program. Please send me the program materials for $75.00 plus tax: (1) in a county with county sales tax, add 5.5% tax; (2) in Ozaukee, Washington or Milwaukee County, add 5.6% tax; (3) in Racine or Waukesha County, add 5.1% tax; (4) in all other counties, add 5.0% tax. Credit Card # Expiration Date Print cardholder s name Signature of cardholder Voluntary information collected to enhance UW programming Gender: Male Female Race/Ethnicity: African American (A) Asian or Pacific Islander (B) American Indian or Alaskan Native (C) Hispanic/Latino (D) Caucasian (E) Occupation/Organization: Educational Services (02) Health Services (05) Protective Services (07) Public Administration (government) (08) Law (13) Other (13) (please specify) Age: Under 18 (A) (B) (C) (D) 65 + (E) Enrollment in this program is for career-related reason? Yes No

8 Resource Center on Impaired Driving University of Wisconsin Law School 975 Bascom Mall, Room 2348 Madison, WI th Annual Traffic and Impaired Driving Law April 5-6, 2011 This interdisciplinary training program is designed for prosecutors, law enforcement officers, policy makers, and other interested parties who work in the impaired driving arena. Address Service Requested Nonprofit Organization U.S. Postage P A I D Permit No. 658