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Crash Reconstruction
Basics for Prosecutors: Targeting Hardcore Impaired Drivers
Admissibility of Horizontal
Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) Evidence: Targeting Hardcore Impaired Drivers -
This publication contains
guidelines to HGN admissibility with articles from a variety of experts
including HGN researchers and authors in the field. Although, the HGN test
is admissible in a majority of courtrooms in the country, the foundational
hurdles placed before prosecutors in many jurisdictions are high. However,
prosecutors must be willing to fight for HGN’s admissibility. Produced
by the American Prosecutors Research Institute, 2003. For more information
and to order these publications visit the American
Prosecutors Research Institute
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Gaze Nystagmus The Science and The Law
The American Prosecutors Research Institute's National Traffic Law Center
(NTLC) is a resource designed to benefit prosecutors, judges, and others
in the justice system. The mission of NTLC is to improve the quality of
justice in traffic safety adjudications by increasing the awareness of
highway safety issues through the compilation, creation and dissemination
of legal and technical information and by providing training and reference
services.
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Protecting Children - A
Guide to Child Traffic Safety Laws (posted 04/09/03)
The National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) produced this manual for
state legislators concerning traffic safety laws. The guide contains policy issues
related to children in the areas of occupant protection, school bus safety, pedestrian
and bicycle safety, child endangerment, drunk driving and teen drivers. For
copies contact the NCSL at (303) 364-7700.
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