DUI:The Crime and Consequences in Tennessee
with Forms By Steven Oberman (cont.)

Chapter 9. Vehicle Forfeiture: 9:1 In general; 9:2 Forfeiture as an excessive fine; 9:3 Forfeiture for second or subsequent DUI offenses; 9:4 Forfeiture for driving on a cancelled, suspended, or revoked license; 9:5 Forfeiture procedure
Chapter 10. Driver's Licenses: 10:1 In general; 10:2 Authority to revoke or suspend a license; 10:3 License revocation and suspension; 10:4 Driving prohibition, license suspension and revocation relating to DUI; 10:5 Restricted licenses for DUI offenders; 10:6 Restoration of driving privileges; 10:7 Commercial driver's licenses; 10:8 Financial responsibility requirements
Chapter 11. Motor Vehicle Habitual Offenders Act: 11:1 In general; 11:2 The Act as a civil proceeding; 11:3 Habitual offender qualifications; 11:4 Computation of convictions; 11:5 Habitual offender proceedings; 11:6 Trial court findings; 11:7 Appeals and constitutional challenges under the Act; 11:8 Violations by declared habitual offenders; 11:9 Termination of motor vehicle habitual offender status
Chapter 12. Aiding and Abetting DUI Offenders: 12:1 In general; 12:2 Prohibitions and penalties; 12:3 Passengers as aiders and abettors; 12:4 Owners as aiders and abettors
Chapter 13. Juvenile Offenders: 13:1 In general; 13:2 Commencing proceedings; 13:3 Judicial proceedings; 13:4 Penalties and implied consent violations; 13:5 Juvenile Offender Act; 13:6 Juvenile Offender Act penalties; 13:7 Restricted licenses for juveniles; 13:8 Reinstatement of licenses for juveniles; 13:9 Underage driving while impaired
Chapter 14. Related Offenses: 14:1 In general; 14:2 Adult driving while impaired; 14:3 Aggravated vehicular homicide; 14:4 Boating under the influence; 14:5 Child endangerment; 14:6 Criminally negligent homicide; 14:7 Drag racing; 14:8 Driving on a cancelled, suspended, or revoked license; 14:9 Evading arrest; 14:10 Flying under the influence; 14:11 Lesser included offenses of vehicular homicide; 14:12 Possession and consumption of alcohol while driving; 14:13 Possession of handgun while under influence; 14:14 Public intoxication; 14:15 Reckless driving and reckless endangerment; 14:16 Reckless homicide; 14:17 Second degree murder; 14:18 Vehicular assault; 14:19 Vehicular homicide; 14:20 Vehicular homicide penalties; 14:21 Vehicular homicide sentencing
Chapter 15. DUI as a Federal Crime: 15:1 In general; I. DUI ON LAND ADMINISTERED BY NATIONAL PARK SERVICE; 15:2 In general; 15:3 Penalties; 15:4 Implied consent violation; II. DUI ON OTHER FEDERALLY OWNED LAND; 15:5 Assimilative Crimes Act; 15:6 Implied consent violation; II. ISSUES APPLICABLE TO ALL FEDERAL LANDS; 15:7 DUI procedure in federal court; 15:8 Right to jury trial
Chapter 16. Litigating the DUI Case: 16:1 In general; 16:2 Preliminary hearings; 16:3 General sessions court trial; 16:4 Appeal from general sessions court to a court of record; 16:5 Constitutional concerns of guilty pleas; 16:6 Certified questions for appeal; 16:7 Trial in the court of record; 16:8 Punishment if re-convicted; 16:9 Probation revocation
Chapter 17. Representing the Accused: 17:1 In general; 17:2 Pretrial release; 17:3 Initial interview of the defendant; 17:4 Investigation; 17:5 When accident involved; 17:6 Concluding representation of the defendant
Chapter 18. Forms: 18:1 Motion to sever trial of defendant charged with DUI by consent; 18:2 Standardized field sobriety tests scoring sheet and decision table; 18:3 Motion to preserve blood sample for independent testing; 18:4 Work release order; 18:5 Order allowing in-patient treatment credit; 18:6 Motion for relief from fine and court costs; 18:7 Waiver of jury assessment of fine; 18:8 Petition to declare defendant an habitual motor vehicle offender; 18:9 Order to show cause; 18:10 Answer to petition to declare defendant an habitual motor vehicle offender; 18:11 Petition to restore driving privileges; 18:12 Order appealing general sessions court judgment; 18:13 Motion for state to provide court reporter; 18:14 Freedom of Information Act request form; 18:15 Authorization for use or disclosure of protected health information; 18:16 Release for disclosure of confidential health information; 18:17 Protective order for medical records subpoena; 18:18 Motion for leave to file additional motions; 18:19 Motion for discovery; 18:20 Motion to inspect breath test machine; 18:21 Motion to suppress blood; 18:22 Motion for disclosure of impeaching or exculpatory evidence; 18:23 Motion to suppress and/or dismiss due to illegal stop; 18:24 Appeal bond form
Appendices: Appendix A Summary of DUI Penalties; Appendix B Law Enforcement Forms and General Orders; Appendix C Tennessee Code Annotated; Appendix D Rules of Criminal Procedure; Appendix E Rules of Evidence; ‹Previous 1 | Next ›

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DUI:The Crime and Consequences in Tennessee with Forms By Steven Oberman (cont.)

DUI:The Crime and Consequences in Tennessee
with Forms By Steven Oberman (cont.)