Resumé of Steven Oberman (cont.)

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

Compher-Rice, Sara and Oberman, Steven, Investigating the DUI Case: Things to Do, Places to Go, People to See, The Champion (published by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers), March 2009.

Compher-Rice, Sara and Oberman, Steven, Have You Told Your DUI Client . . . ?, Dicta (published by the Knoxville Bar Association), April 2008.

Oberman, Steven and Compher-Rice, Sara, The Standardized Field Sobriety Test Validation Myth, The Champion (published by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers), June 2006.

Hlastala, Michael P., Ph.D., Polissar, Nayak, Ph.D., and Oberman, Steven, Statistical Evaluation of Standardized Field Sobriety Tests, Journal of Forensic Sciences, May 2005.

Kapsack, Bruce and Oberman, Steven, Crawford v. Washington: [The] DUI Defense Practitioner’s Perspective, The Champion (published by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers), September/October 2004.

Oberman, Steven, Cross-Examination of the State’s Blood Test Expert, The Champion (published by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers), December 2001.

Oberman, Steven, Drunk or Drowsy? How Fatigue Can Be Mistaken for Intoxication, The Champion (published by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers), January/February 2001.

Oberman, Steven and Bell James A. H., Effective Use of Police Videos in DUI Defense, The Champion (published by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers), November 1999.

Oberman, Steven and Cooper, Jonathan D., Attacking the Disclosure and Analysis of Hospital Blood-Alcohol Test Results, The Champion (published by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers), April 1997.

Oberman, Steven and Kellogg, Kimberly, DUI as a Federal Crime, The Champion (published by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers), January/February 1996.

Oberman, Steven and Cooper, Jonathan D., Evading Roadblocks on the Prosecution Highway (Part One) , The Champion (published by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers), December 1994.

Oberman, Steven and Bell, James A. H., D.W.I. Means Defend With Ingenuity 1986.

Oberman, Steven and Bell, James A. H., D.W.I.: Defend With Ingenuity, a periodic series published by the Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers 1985 – 1987.

Oberman, Steven, “Birmingham Drug Survey,” Social Studies: The Humanizing Process, eds. M. Kleg and J. Litcher (Winterhaven, Florida Council for the Social Studies, 1972) pp. 159-168.

 

HONORS, AWARDS & SPECIAL RECOGNITION (Listed in Reverse Chronological Order)

Named to "2009 Best Lawyers in Knoxville" by the Knoxville News Sentinel and the Greater Knoxville Business Journal

Named to the “Top 100 Trial Lawyers” by the American Trial Lawyers Association every year since 2007

Named to the Best Lawyers in America List every year since 2008

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, The President’s Legal Education Achievement Award, in recognition of exceptional achievement in CLE programming and for outstanding contributions to the professionalism and integrity of the criminal defense bar (2008)

Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education & Specialization, Award for Leadership in Attorney Certification, 2006

Named to the “Super Lawyer” List in Mid-South Super Lawyers Magazine every year since its inception in 2006

Named to the Knoxville City View Magazine “Top Attorney” List every year since its inception in 2006

First attorney in State of Tennessee to become certified as a DUI Defense Specialist by the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education & Specialization, 2006

Appointment to Governor Phil Bredesen’s Task Force on DUI Laws in Tennessee, Selected as Committee Vice-Chair (2006)

Named to the Best Lawyers List every year since its inception in 2004 in the area of DUI Defense by Business Tennessee Magazine

Participant (invitation only) in meeting sponsored by Center for Disease Control/National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Alcohol Impaired Drivers: Injured, Uncharged and Untreated (2005)

The Bernstein-Ritchie Award for Extraordinary Service to the University of Tennessee Law School Legal Clinic (2004)

University of Tennessee College of Law Outstanding Adjunct Professor (2002)

American Bar Association/National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Panel Member of the Judicial Issues Group Development Meeting regarding Driving Under the Influence of Drugs Per Se Legislation (2001)

Member of the Board of Regents, National College for DUI Defense, Inc. (1999 – Present)

Advisory Board Member to The Champion, The Official Publication for the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (1999 – Present)

Appointee to the Administrative Office of the Tennessee Supreme Court Committee to Educate the Tennessee Judiciary about DUI laws (1998)

Graduate of The National Judicial College, Reno, Nevada, DUI/Traffic Safety Faculty Development Workshop developed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (1998)

DUI Committee Chair or Co-Chair of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (1995 – Present)

Moot Court Board Special Service Award for Outstanding Contributions to the University of Tennessee College of Law Advocacy Program (1995 – 1996)

Adjunct Professor, University of Tennessee College of Law (1993 – Present)

Forrest W. Lacey Award for Outstanding Faculty Contribution to the University of Tennessee College of Law Moot Court Program (1993 – 1994)

Coach, University of Tennessee Law School National Trial Team (1991 – 1996)

Special Judge, General Sessions Court of Knox County, Tennessee, Criminal Division (1987 – Present)

Colonel Aide de Camp, Tennessee Governor’s Staff (1983)

Marquis Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in American Law, Who’s Who in the South and Southwest, Who’s Who in the World, and Who’s Who of Emerging Leaders in America

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