NC District Court Judges
NC Association of District Court Judges Summer Conference - June 17-19, 2014
More information on the course, including future events, can be found on the course homepage. If you have any questions please contact Shea Denning or Cindy Lee.
Related SOG Resources:
Blog Post: Updated Paper on Traffic Stops
Non-Related SOG Resources:
Hull and Chandler Attorneys at Law
Interstate Commission for Juveniles
ICPC: North Carolina Consultants/Specialists
Course Materials
Agenda from the course NC Association of District Court Judges 2014 Summer Conference - June 17-19, 2014.
Handout from the course NC Association of District Court Judges 2014 Summer Conference - June 17-19, 2014.
A selection of cases for the 2014 District Court Judges Summer Conference. Note that this covers only selected cases from October 3, 2013 to May 27, 2014. For a complete listing of these case summaries, please refer to the Criminal Law Homepage.
Part 1 of slides from a presentation in the course NC Association of District Court Judges 2014 Summer Conference - June 17-19, 2014.
Part 2 of slides from a presentation in the course NC Association of District Court Judges 2014 Summer Conference - June 17-19, 2014.
Please note that this is a draft version, dated January 17, 2014.
Driving while impaired and several related criminal offenses involving the consumption of alcohol or other impairing substances are categorized under North Carolina law as implied consent offenses. When a person is charged with or arrested for an implied consent offense, the officer may require the person to undergo chemical testing for purposes of detecting the presence of alcohol and other impairing substances and measuring their concentration. If a person refuses to submit to such testing, the person’s license may be administratively revoked and the refusal may be considered as substantive evidence of his or her guilt of the underlying criminal charges. This chapter reviews the statutory scheme governing the chemical analysis of a person’s breath or other bodily fluids in an implied consent case as well as the legal theory of implied consent.
Slides from a presentation in the course NC Association of District Court Judges 2014 Summer Conference - June 17-19, 2014.
Handout from the course NC Association of District Court Judges 2014 Summer Conference - June 17-19, 2014.
Slides from a presentation in the course NC Association of District Court Judges 2014 Summer Conference - June 17-19, 2014.
An FAQ collection prepared for the 2014 District Court Judges Summer Conference.
Slides from a presentation in the courseNC Association of District Court Judges 2014 Summer Conference - June 17-19, 2014.
A selection of cases for the 2014 District Court Judges Summer Conference. Note that this covers only selected cases from November 5, 2013 to June 3, 2014. For a complete listing of these case summaries, please refer to the Juvenile Law Homepage.
A case summary concerning a father's constitutional due process protections and the requirement to seek a relationship with the child for these protections to hold, as established by Lehr vs. Robertson.
Slides from a presentation in the course NC Association of District Court Judges 2014 Summer Conference - June 17-19, 2014.
Slides from a presentation in the course NC Association of District Court Judges 2014 Summer Conference - June 17-19, 2014.