Podcasts about dui dwi

Ray Daugherty is the Primary Developer of the Prime For Life Curriculum, a program for people engaged in high-risk behavior with alcohol or drugs. Developed in the Seventies, and updated regularly, Prime For Life is an approved curriculum for court-ordered intervention for individuals with DUI/DWI charges. The program takes a nonjudgemental and research-based approach to help people identify low or high risk patterns of behavior with intoxicants. Go to www.primeforlife.org to learn more about this nonprofit and their work with addiciton.  The charity of focus this month is White Bird Clinic in Eugene Oregon, providing psychological crisis services and medical, dental, and mental health support to those in need. Support their work at www.whitebirdclinic.org   

Two encounters with the same police officer in one night, questionable reasonable suspicion and probable cause, a fight for discovery and multiple trips to court over more than a year's time, an unbudging prosecutor … These are just a few of the interesting elements of a recent case handled by New Jersey DUI/DWI attorney Kevin Leckerman. “I only get involved in a case with the mindset that I'm going to give it everything I have; if I have to go to court 10 times and I have to go to trial, that's okay, because I want to see the right result,” says Leckerman. He discusses: Why probable cause in DUI cases is often up for debate Standard field sobriety and breath tests – challenging the evidence with top experts Cross-examinations – how they make or break a case Multiple defenses to DUI cases Why it never makes sense to take shortcuts when representing clients Leckerman has handled over 1,000 DUI/DWI cases and currently serves the majority of New Jersey. To get in contact with him, visit https://www.dwiduidefenselaw.com/ or https://www.winning-dwi-defenses.com/, or call (800) 378-2110 or (856) 429-2323.

Good Moral Character VOLUME 5 (AIRMAN CERTIFICATION) CHAPTER 2 (TITLE 14 CFR PART 61 CERTIFICATION OF PILOTS AND FLIGHT INSTRUCTORS) Section 18 (Conduct an Airline Transport Pilot Certification, Including Additional Category/Class Rating) Paragraph 5-704 (ELIGIBILITY –ATP CERTIFICATE – AIRPLANE, ROTORCRAFT, AND POWERED LIFT): C. Good Moral Character Requirement: An applicant must be of good moral character. The inspector must ask an applicant if the applicant has been convicted of a felony. If the applicant's answer is affirmative, the inspector should make further inquiry about the nature and disposition of the conviction. If an inspector has reason to believe an applicant does not qualify for an ATP certificate because of questionable moral character, the inspector must not conduct the practical test. Instead, the inspector will refer the matter to the immediate supervisor for resolution. The supervisor may need to consult with regional counsel for a determination concerning whether the applicant meets the moral character eligibility requirement. From AOPA: Nothing can derail a professional flying career quicker than a revocation of an FAA airman certificate. Despite the FAA's new compliance philosophy, which makes a very good attempt at establishing a “positive safety culture”—and recognizes that inadvertent rule violations can be best addressed and remedied through education, counseling, or remedial training—there are some transgressions that command the ultimate penalty: certificate revocation. FAA Order 2150.3B. the FAA Compliance and Enforcement Program, is the guidance document that stipulates the processes FAA personnel follow when pursuing an enforcement action. Perhaps the most grievous of all “sins” committed by anyone who seeks or has a certificate or operating privilege is falsification. The order states, “In general, the FAA considers the making of intentionally false or fraudulent statements so serious an offense that it results in revocation of all certificates held by the certificate holder. Falsification has a serious effect on the integrity of the records on which the FAA's safety oversight depends. If the reliability of these records is undermined, the FAA's ability to promote aviation safety is compromised.” Here are other highly probably revocation actions: student pilots flying for hire or compensation; CFIs falsifying any endorsements; flight operations by anyone whose pilot certificate is suspended; virtually any flight operation involving the use of drugs or alcohol contrary to the limits specified by the regulations; transport of controlled substances; three convictions for DUI/DWI moving violations within three years; reproduction or alteration of a medical certificate; and conviction for possession of illegal drugs other than “simple possession.” Other illicit activities that could result in a certificate suspension, civil penalty, or even revocation are listed in the FAA's order. If you have stepped way over the legal line and the FAA has taken all your certificates in a revocation action, are you forever grounded? Not necessarily. In general, revocation actions last one year. But, recognize that you will need to reapply for every certificate and rating that you once possessed. The first suggestion: Re-familiarize yourself with the information on the knowledge tests. Study up for the private, instrument, commercial, and ATP during your yearlong hiatus. If you previously held an ATP certificate prior to revocation, then you must complete an Airline Transport Pilot Certification Training Program (ATP CTP) as required by FAR 61.156. If there is any saving grace to this predicament, it is that all previous flight time remains valid. There is no need to acquire another 40 hours of flight time, for example, to retake the private pilot checkride. But, before taking the practical test for each of the certificates and ratings that have been lost, you are required to receive three hours of instruction from a CFI. So even if the worst should happen and you lose all of those pilot privileges because of a serious misdeed, all is not lost. In a year's time you can be back in the sky, hopefully much the wiser. But, who will hire you? Well, the news there is not that good. An unofficial survey of recruiters for a few “big name” regional and major airlines revealed that those carriers have a “zero tolerance” policy. The problem for these companies is the potential risk and the fallout in the event of an accident or incident involving a pilot who has been suspended or revoked. The press would, no doubt, zero in on the fact that the airman has a “history of noncompliance” with the regulations. This kind of PR is unwelcome. However, there could be smaller operators that would be willing to give you another chance. This may depend greatly upon when the violation took place. Perhaps the “drug bust” or DWIs took place at age 20 but now, at age 35, you have led a decade of stellar living. After all, shouldn't “rehabilitation” play a role in hiring decisions? One option for returning to the industry is starting an aviation-related company yourself. Whether it is a single-pilot Part 135 operation, aircraft management, banner towing, a flight school, scenic tours, or aircraft sales, there are other avenues to the sky. For a superb example of forgiveness and redemption read Flying Drunk by Joseph Balzer. It is an inspirational story by one of three Northwest Airlines pilots who, in March 1990, flew a Boeing 727 from Fargo to Minneapolis after swigging beer at a local bar the night before. All three were arrested for intoxication, convicted, sent to federal prison, and stripped of their pilot certificates. As Balzer says, “It was horrible. I didn't want to live anymore. I was so humiliated, embarrassed, ashamed.” Of course, he feared that he would never fly again. However, American Airlines—in an exceptional and laudable extension of second chances—restored his career where he returned to the cockpit. As an aside, the industry has a tremendous resource for commercial pilots who suffer from alcohol or substance abuse: the Human Intervention Motivation Study (HIMS) program. As stated on its website, “HIMS is an occupational substance abuse treatment program, specific to commercial pilots, that coordinates the identification, treatment, and return to work process for affected aviators.” Good to know, just in case. We humans make mistakes, sometime serious. In the case of FAA certificate revocation, second chances are possible. From WGRZ.com: In terms of a state offense, DA Flynn says someone with a fake vaccine card could be charged with Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument in the Second Degree. That's a Class "D" felony, so someone convicted could face up to 7 years in prison. New York State's attorney general Letitia James has weighed in on this as well. She's asked anyone who thinks they might be a victim of a COVID vaccination card scam to call her office at 1-800-771-7755. On the federal side of things, the FBI shared a PSA this year that explains how Title 18 of the U-S Code, Section 10-17 stipulates you cannot fraudulently use the seal of any US government agency - and if you do, you could face up to 5 years in prison.

Hosts Kristen DeVall, Ph.D. & Christina Lanier, Ph.D. welcome Jim Eberspacher, Director of the National Center for DWI Courts, for discussion regarding the state of DUI/DWI courts. Listen as they discuss the history and myths of DUI/DWI courts, target population, risk assessment tools, challenges in establishing new programs, current and potential research, and much more.

In this episode, I review the dangerous side effects of Viagra and similar medications.  Then, I give some important advice on what to do if you have an unfortunate lapse in judgment and get pulled over for driving after drinking.

On today's episode, Jake is joined by James Davis II. James concentrates his practice in criminal defense with special focus on DUI/DWI defense. Due to his focus on DWI defense, James now dedicates significant time to educating fellow attorneys on how to aggressively attack DWI charges as a defense lawyer. James has taught numerous CLEs on DWI topics and has published a number of manuscripts on Impaired Driving. To take your DWI defense game to the next level, visit James' website and take a listen to today's podcast!   Highlights: Learn how to start your checkpoint argument off strong by reminding the Court that it's the State's burden to show a checkpoint's constitutional validity Discover the practical ways that James cross-examines officers on a checkpoint's Primary Programmatic Purpose Listen as James describes the problem with form over substance when it comes to documents authorizing a checking station Hear the method used by James in attacking the reasonableness of a checkpoint within the framework of the balancing test of State v. Rose

Is working with your spouse or partner healthy? How do you keep everyone out of your business? How do you keep from getting jealous when the opposite sex is always talking to your partner at work? Find the answer to all of these questions in this episode. I hope you guys enjoy and have a great week!! Merry Christmas!! Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://linktr.ee/audaciuslyme #podcast #workplacedating #datingwithkids #officeromance --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

In this episode, Ashley sits down with Kelvin and asks him questions dealing dating a single parent. Kelvin also shares his thoughts on what people should know before dating a single parent. #parenting #parent #podcast #audaciouslyme #parentingwithatwist #dating #singleparents #datingpeoplewithkids Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://linktr.ee/audaciuslyme --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

In this Episode I share why parents should give their children a choice. I also share what decision making can help develop in early childhood. Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://linktr.ee/audaciuslyme #parenting #choices #earlychildhooddevelopment #podcast #motherhood #fatherhood #parenthood #kids #children #prefrontalcortex --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

People can come down on parents so hard especially moms with little girls or single mothers for that matter. So here are 5 things I know most moms hate hearing. Let me know some of your experiences with these in the comments below or send me an email or a direct message on any social platform. The link will be below. Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://linktr.ee/audaciuslyme #mommydislikes #mommy #thingsmomshate #parenting #singlemom #momistired --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

Re-Introducing this episode. It is still get so many responses and it has helped a lot of people. If you or anyone you know has received a DUI/DWI recommend this video to them. It will help with some question you or anyone else may have. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

In this short but sweet episode I admitted my moment of weakness and celebrated me catching it early and fixing the issue. I have a small but very impactful message at the end! Hope you enjoy!! Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://linktr.ee/audaciuslyme #alcoholism #selfcare #growth #badhabits #newme #highvibrations --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

I had to borrow Mr. K-Mo again for this episode @kelsm91 I was reading an Article called, In Africa, Men Hold Hands by Bill Batson!! It was a very interesting read. It gave me the inspiration to share my thoughts on men holding hands!! #holdinghands #men #billbatson #plantaseed To get connected with me: https://linktr.ee/audaciuslyme Support for this podcast would be greatly appreciated. To support this podcast, use the following link and hit Support: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488?fbclid=IwAR3886CwyIUxrxX10xdERaGxtr-3lkgZjckKQvnfTc5LPdotXJBkZWrY5wQ Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://linktr.ee/audaciuslyme --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

Kelvin, Darryl, and I sit down to bring some laughs and a little bit of life Experiences. We Shared some questions and answers for you to get to know them better, We share our Personality Test results, and these wonderful men also addressed the question I have asked all my male guest. I hope you enjoy this episode just as much as we enjoyed making it!! #men #mentalhealth #vunerable #podcast #personalitytest #emotions Darryl Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bacondgp Kelvin Lagrone: (editor) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kelvin.lagrone Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelsm91/ Marco DePrince: (Hear Me Out) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisishearmeout/ Quincy Shelton: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talk2q/ Podcast/Website: http://www.talk2q.com/ You can find Terrence on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/T.WEBB40 You can find Yolanda on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sewlovelyex... To get connected with me: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym Support for this podcast would be greatly appreciated. To support this podcast, use the following link and hit Support: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488?fbclid=IwAR3886CwyIUxrxX10xdERaGxtr-3lkgZjckKQvnfTc5LPdotXJBkZWrY5wQ Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://linktr.ee/audaciuslyme --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

Let's break that barrier that hold our men back from expressing themselves. They go through so much and with just a little more care from those around them will help tear the wall down a little. Let's love on them and make them happy as well in the harsh cruel world. Marco DePrince: (Hear Me Out) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisishearmeout/ Quincy Shelton: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talk2q/ Podcast/Website: http://www.talk2q.com/ You can find Terrence on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/T.WEBB40 You can find Yolanda on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sewlovelyex... To get connected with me: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym Support for this podcast would be greatly appreciated. To support this podcast, use the following link and hit Support: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488?fbclid=IwAR3886CwyIUxrxX10xdERaGxtr-3lkgZjckKQvnfTc5LPdotXJBkZWrY5wQ Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://linktr.ee/audaciuslyme --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

On this episode Q talks about some of the things men struggle with body image wise. We each gave our thoughts and opinions on polygamy!!! I was so honored to have him as a guest! Check this episode out and let me know what you think! #bodyimage #polygamy #podcast #subscribe Quincy Shelton: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talk2q/ Podcast/Website: http://www.talk2q.com/ You can find Terrence on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/T.WEBB40 You can find Yolanda on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sewlovelyex... To get connected with me: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym Support for this podcast would be greatly appreciated. To support this podcast, use the following link and hit Support: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488?fbclid=IwAR3886CwyIUxrxX10xdERaGxtr-3lkgZjckKQvnfTc5LPdotXJBkZWrY5wQ Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

In this episode, Terrence and I discuss men and cheating habits and what they can do to save their relationship. You can find Terrence on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/T.WEBB40 You can find Yolanda on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sewlovelyex... To get connected with me: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym Support for this podcast would be greatly appreciated. To support this podcast, use the following link and hit Support: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488?fbclid=IwAR3886CwyIUxrxX10xdERaGxtr-3lkgZjckKQvnfTc5LPdotXJBkZWrY5wQ Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

In this week's episode, my guest NeNe and I talk about toxic relationships and friendships and the effects they had on us. We even talk a little bit about our friendship from the beginning to now. You can find NeNe Collins on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ariquissess You can find Yolanda on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=yolanda%20patterson-shirley Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sewlovelyextensions/ If you missed any of the previous episodes, here are the links: Week 1: VonKiah ( Eyes Wide Open Podcast) https://youtu.be/YUyPTrMUfFU Week 2: Glynis Blair https://youtu.be/rbxWn8m5360 Week 3: Cocoa Porter https://youtu.be/ia3JEdszovw Week 4: Yolanda Shirley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHte4OMsz3M&t=342s To get connected with me: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym #whatwomenliketohear #womenempowerment #dating #sextalk #womenssegment --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

In this week's episode, my guest Yolonda and I talk about what women really find attractive in a man. We also share with you guys the things that our significant other has taught us. You can find Yolonda on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=yolanda%20patterson-shirley Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sewlovelyextensions/ If you missed any of the previous episodes, here are the links: Week 1: VonKiah ( Eyes Wide Open Podcast) https://youtu.be/YUyPTrMUfFU Week 2: Glynis Blair https://youtu.be/rbxWn8m5360 Week 3: Cocoa Porter https://youtu.be/ia3JEdszovw To get connected with me: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym #whatwomenliketohear #womenempowerment #dating #sextalk #womenssegment --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

Come chat with my guest Cocoa and I to see what mischief we have kept up and also to get a little bit of insight on why we think women like to have late night talks with their significant other. You can find Cocoa on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cocoa.beard If you missed Week 1 and 2 here are the links: Week 1: VonKiah ( Eyes Wide Open Podcast) https://youtu.be/YUyPTrMUfFU Week 2: Glynis Blair https://youtu.be/rbxWn8m5360 To get connected with me: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym #whatwomenliketohear #womenempowerment #dating #sextalk #womenssegment --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

This is the start of a women's segment to share women's thoughts on a variety of topics. We are coming together to share nice conversations and laughs. We will even share a few fun facts and stories explaining our friendships and bond. My Guest this week is Vonkiah M Host of The Eyes Wide Open Podcast. She offers insight on very interesting topics. She also offers tarot reads, birth chart readings, and also energy shift readings!!! She does a really great job and is spot on all the time!! To connect with her just click the link below. Vonkiah: https://instabio.cc/20619QcwMRo To get connected with me: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym #Women #WhatWomenThink #WhatWomenLike #WhatWomenLikeToHear #WomenSegment #HER'D --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

In this episode, my special guest K Mo and I discuss the difference between parenting when we were being raised versus parenting now that we have to raise children who we want to be healthy mentally and emotionally as well as physically. You guys will hear stories from our childhood as well as stories from recent events involving those two lovely girls of mine!! If you have any parenting advice that you would like for me to share on my social media platforms, please email me or direct message me at any of the platforms in the link below: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym #parenting #parent #podcast #audaciouslyme #parentingwithatwist Also checkout a few of my previous top played episodes. Life with a DUI/DWI: https://youtu.be/Rs9fvgFX8JI Motivating Self: https://youtu.be/gZRzOGQWC2M If you would like to be a guest or if you simply have a topic that you would like to discuss refer to the link below to email me or direct message me on any social media platform: https://instabio.cc/20622pWuCym --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley9488/support

Shawn Hamp is the President and lead counsel for the Law Offices of Shawn B. Hamp, P.C. He has practiced for over 19 years with an emphasis in criminal law.  As a former prosecutor, Shawn Hamp handled all types of criminal cases including, DUI/DWI, Drug, and Homicide cases. He brings his experience and dedication to serve those individuals in Northern Arizona accused of committing serious crimes. Today we share his presentation, “Running a Remote Office” from MaxLawCon 2019. The Maximum Lawyer Guild community accepting new members! For details on how to join the membership and all member benefits, head to https://maximumlawyer.com/theguild/ Thanks so much for listening to the show! To keep on maximizing your firm, please join our Facebook Group – Maximum Lawyer, like us on Facebook – Maximum Lawyer Conference, and subscribe to our YouTube channel – Maximum Lawyer! You can also go to MaximumLawyer.com or, if you’d prefer, email us at: info@maximumlawyer.com

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On this episode of the Friends in Recovery Podcast, the guys welcome our good friend Chris Cuddihy back to the set. The topic is DUI’s and Recovery. What happens when you find yourself in this situation? How can you turn things around? Call our hotline and leave us a message! 617-379-1163 ---------- The Friends in Recovery Podcast is brought to you by Genesis House Recovery (800-737-0933) and produced by Sweets Productions in Beverly, Massachusetts. Inquiries and interested speakers can reach us at help@friendsinrecoverypodcast.com. Reach out to the Podfather - Mike Miles, MSW - at Therapy Services in Chelmsford, Massachusetts at 978-459-4884. There are many ways to help someone that is suffering from addiction. There are professionals here to help you from staging an intervention to getting counseling as a family member and anything in between. If you or a loved one needs help, reach out to our panel at help@friendsinrecoverypodcast.com. National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 The Friends in Recovery Podcast is powered by your Likes, Follows, Subscribes, and Shares!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClK5BmDlUlVdKb9fLrkOnCQ/?sub_confirmation=1Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/friends-in-recovery-addiction-recovery-podcast/id1345665776Facebook: www.facebook.com/friendsinrecoverypodcast/Podbean:https://addictionrecovery.podbean.com/Website: https://www.genesishouse.net/podcasts/friends-in-recovery/ #podcasts #mentalhealth #addiction #SUD #dualdiagnosis #recovery #addictionrecovery #addictiontreatment #rehab #genesishouse #genesishouserecovery #friendsinrecoverypodcast #sweetsproductions #jerseyed #mikemiles #thepodfather #detox #mentalhealth #AA #NA #alcoholicsanonymous #narcoticsanonymous #longtermrecovery #recoveryispossible #wedorecover #theaddictionarypodcast #DUI #DWI #drivingundertheinfluence #drivingwhileimpaired

Entrevista para Horizonte Migrante Terminología USADA POR LAS CORTES PENALES EN LOS EEUU. DUI/DWI QUIERE DECIR QUE LA PERSONA QUE FUE ARRESTADA Y SE LE HIZO EL EXAMEN DE INTOXICACIÓN, TENIA EN SU CUERPO MÁS DE .08% DE ALCOHOL. ESTO SE DA USUALMENTE CON 2-3 CERVEZAS O TRAGOS DE ALCOHOL. A. SÍ LA PERSONA CREA QUE NO ESTÁ BORRACHA ESTA LECTURA PODRÁ GENERARLE UNA SERIE DE PROBLEMAS. USUALMENTE A LA PERSONA SE LE ARRESTA POR 24 HORAS, SE LE HACE EL EXAMEN DE ALCOHOLEMIA ANTES DE UNA HORA DE SER ARRESTADO Y TAMBIÉN SE LE PIDE QUE CAMINE EN CIERTAS DIRECCIONES, O QUE HAGA ALGUNOS EJERCICIOS DE BALANCE, PERO EL EXAMEN DE ALCOHOLEMIA SIEMPRE SE MIDE CON UNA MAQUINA QUE ESTÁ EN LOS PRECINTOS DE POLICÍA. LA MAYORÍA DE LAS VECES ESTA MAQUINA ES PRECISA. DESPUÉS DE 24 HORAS LA PERSONA VERA UN JUEZ DE SEGURIDAD QUE PONDRÁ UNA FIANZA O DEJARA SALIR LA PERSONA BAJO PALABRA. EL ACUSADO TENDRÁ QUE COMPLETAR UNA SERIE DE CURSOS POR 4-6 MESES, TENDRÁ QUE PAGAR UNAS MULTAS Y LA LICENCIA SE LE SUSPENDE DE 6-12 MESES. ADEMÁS SE LE EXIGE QUE INSTALE UN MEDIDOR DE ALCOHOL EN EL CARRO QUE SOLO PODRA REMOVER DESPUÉS DE 6-8 MESES. TODO ESTO DEPENDIENDO DE LA GRAVEDAD DE EMBRIAGUEZ Y LA SITUACIÓN EN QUE FUE ARRESTADO. EL COSTO EN DOLARES DE LAS MULTAS Y LAS CLASES EN LA CIUDAD DE NUEVA YORK, SON CERCA DE $3,500 DOLARES SIN CONTAR CON EL COSTO DE LA ASISTENCIA LEGAL DE UN ABOGADO. LA PERSONA QUE HA TOMADO NO DEBE ACOSTARSE A DORMIR LA BORRACHERA EN SU CARRO, PUES SI LA POLICÍA LO ENCUENTRA DENTRO DEL VEHICULO, ASUME QUE MANEJO EMBRIAGADO. EL SEGUNDO ARRESTO POR DUI/DWI PUEDE DAR CÁRCEL EN 10 AÑOS. UN ARRESTO POR ESTAS FALTAS CON UN NIÑO EN EL CARRO, PODRÍA SER FATAL PARA UN RESIDENTE EN ESTE PAÍS, PUES INMIGRACIÓN PUEDE EMPEZAR UN PROCESO DE DEPORTACIÓN POR PONER LA VIDA DE UN MENOR EN PELIGRO. EL PROBLEMA AQUÍ PARA LOS INMIGRANTES ES QUE ESTOS ARRESTOS POR LO GENERAL, DAN EL COMIENZO A UN ARRESTO TAMBIÉN POR LAS AUTORIDADES FEDERALES, PUES ES UNA PRACTICA COMÚN QUE LOS POLICÍAS NOTIFIQUEN A INMIGRACIÓN (LLAMADOS ICE) PARA QUE INVESTIGUEN SI LA PERSONA ESTA LEGAL O NO EN LOS EEUU. HOY EN DÍA NO HAY EXCUSAS, EN LA MAYORÍA DE LOS ESTADOS HAY TRANSPORTACIÓN ALTERNA, UBER, LIFT Y OTROS SERVICIOS QUE SI USTED VA A TOMAR DEBE DE USAR. En las oficinas de Mercedes Cano estamos para ayudarle. Si desea que evaluemos su caso, puede contactarnos en nuestro teléfono 718-505-8506 o en nuestro www.mercedescano.com. Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales Facebook, Twitter, YouTube o inscribete a nuestra lista de correo donde le informaremos más sobre las últimas noticias de inmigración.

Episode 73 finds Aljamain and guest co-host Cody Merrow (@codymerrow) wondering how the hell Jon Jones got a DUI/DWI while the entire nation is under pandemic quarantine. The episode goes on to break down how it's easy to not consider professional athletes as real people until real sh*t happens before trying to make sense of what the next few weeks or months look like for MMA fighters hoping to get back to action. Can a fighter accept a fight with confidence with these crazy times we're in now? Tune-In and find out!  Comment on the latest @THEWEEKLYSCRAPS or @FUNKMASTERMMA Posts on Social to engage use #TheWeeklyScraps! LIKE - RATE - REVIEW - SUBSCRIBE - SHARE WITH FRIENDS! (or...SPINNING BACK FIST...WIPSHHHH)  Comment @TheWeeklyScraps Instagram - Tag @FUNKMASTERMMA Powered by Everlast - Thanks for Tuning In! WWW.ALJAMAINSTERLING.COM - Official Website WWW.EVERLAST.COM - Official Sponsor WWW.DRINKHYDROCANNA.COM - 20% OFF Any Order (Promo Code: FUNKMASTER) WWW.MANSCAPED.COM - 20% Off! (Promo Code: FUNKMASTER) WEEKLY SCRAPS INTRO THEME SONG BY: https://soundcloud.com/blass89

Joseph Hoelscher is an attorney who regularly represents clients with TBI and other disabilities in criminal and civil court. He's a well-recognized and award-winning DUI/DWI lawyer and family lawyer, author of a book and several legal articles, and regular speaker at legal training seminars. He is Managing Attorney of Hoelscher Gebbia Cepeda PLLC law firm in San Antonio, Texas.   Episode sponsored by: The Functional Neurology Center

Google Maps is rolling out a new controversial feature that provides users locations of police traps and DUI/DWI checkpoints, something that law enforcement is not pleased with. Astronauts Dr. Jessica Meir and Ms. Christina Koch made history as they became the first all-female duo to conduct a space walk, which includes conversations with the president and live viewers. Tesla continues to make tremendous progress both in vehicle sales and notice on the roadways, but they are terrible at making money and it is catching up with them.

In today’s podcast I share with you how easy it was for me to become an “illegal immigrant” simply for meeting my friends for drinks. No, it has nothing to do with DUI/DWI and everything to do with the complexities of the American immigration system.

On this special Valentine's Day episode of ALPS In Brief, Mark sits down with Joshua Lenon, lawyer in residence and data protection officer for Clio, to hear firsthand how cloud products can make your law practice more secure and efficient. Fall in love with new features of law practice management and growth software that will keep your data safe and sound. Transcript: MARK:            Hello, this Mark Bassingthwaighte the risk manager with ALPS and welcome to another podcast, ALPS In Brief, the podcast that comes to you from the historic Florence Building in beautiful downtown Missoula, Montana. And I'm so pleased to have as our guest today Joshua Lenon, who is a lawyer in residence with Clio. And Joshua has done a podcast earlier with us in terms of one of our early initial podcasts, and I just wanted to invite Joshua back to discuss some developments in Clio. But Joshua, before we jump in can you just share a little bit about yourself for those that may not have heard the first podcast? JOSHUA:                   Sure. Thanks, Mark. It's really nice to be here. So, I'm Joshua Lennon, I'm Clio's lawyer in residence, and that means I am attorney admitted to New York, but I help Clio out of Vancouver, Canada with legal research into the intersection of technology in the practice of law. I also serve as Clio's data protection officer, helping us with compliance issues and research into the special privacy and confidentiality needs of legal technology and how we can really increase the security and protection of both law firms and their clients through the use of technology. I've been doing this for about six years now, I've been really lucky to be a part of the explosive growth of Clio and I quite frankly have one of the best jobs in law, I think. MARK:          I would agree. What has happened with Clio is really exciting. One of the reasons I wanted to visit with you is Clio has recently celebrated their 10th anniversary, as I understand it, and I've also heard that your 2018 Clio Cloud Conference, which occurred last fall in New Orleans was quite an event. And I thought we'd just start out by having you share sort of what's going on. What are the exciting things that ... What made 2018 a big year for Clio? JOSHUA:   So, there are a couple things that made 2018 a really big year for Clio. One of the words that leaps to mind is “growth.” We've grown both externally in terms of the number of law firms that we work with. We now currently work with 170,000 legal professionals in 90 countries around the world. We also have continued to grow our relationships with organizations like Bar Associations and law societies, whereas we're now offered as a member benefit by 66 different Bar Associations and law societies around the world. Excitingly, one of the oldest law societies in the world, the Law Society of England and Wales is now offering Clio as its exclusive cloud based member benefit, which is kind of cool. So, we get to go over to England and visit amazing historic locations that have influenced the common law around the world. So, that's been really cool. MARK: That is cool now. It just underscores you do have a very cool job. Please continue, what other exciting things are going on? JOSHUA:   We're growing like a weed internally at Clio as well. So, we actually just topped 350 employees, so that's 350 experts in their field, either building the backend of Clio or providing award-winning customer support to our customers. And one of the things that kind of leapt our head count forward is we acquired our integration partner Lexicata. What's interesting is because we're cloud-based, we actually integrate with a lot of different pieces of software out there, so not just things like the email that a law firm uses, but also highly specialized tools that target the legal industry. And we have approximately 160 integration partners right now, and one of our oldest and most popular is a company called Lexicata. They designed a client intake application that enables firms to really walk a potential client through the discovery phase, the consultation phase, and finally the retention phase of becoming a client with the law firm. And we realized that this was an area of legal technology that we could be performing better at, and so we took a look like any organization does. Do we go out and buy a piece of software that does that, or we build it ourselves? And we had such a great fit, both organically and technically with Lexicata that it just made sense to merge. And so it's our first acquisition ever as a company. We brought on 30 new employees in office in L.A. and a whole new software suite, which means that we now help law firms not only manage their practice but manage the onboarding of clients into their practice. And that's been an incredible accomplishment in 2018. MARK: Yeah, that's a really big deal and kudos to you guys. That's exciting news, that really is. One of the things that I took note of from the cloud conference ... I didn't attend but I have been on the site and just looking at all the different speakers and it looked like it was a fantastic conference. But I was very interested too in the Legal Trends Report. And you had given a presentation not too long ago, I believe, sort of talking a bit about the legal trends report, and I was interested in ... You talked a bit about lawyer missteps, and I think Lexicata plays into this. Can you kind of explore a little bit what you learned out of Legal Trends and how Clio is helping lawyers? JOSHUA:   Absolutely. Yep. So, in case your listeners aren't familiar with the Legal Trends Report, it is an annual report that we've put out for the past three years. We always release it around the Clio Cloud Conference, which tends to be in the autumn, and it focuses on two different types of data. So, the first is data contributed by our customers through the use Clio as software. And I use the word contributed because it's something that you can opt out of, but while we don't look at any confidential information, I want to be very clear about that, we can look at certain meta-data around the way lawyers use Clio. So, for example, lawyers need us to keep track of how long a bill has been open, and is it past due? While we can't see the clients or the amount, we can see that an anonymized aggregate state, so again, very, very at arm's length we can see that certain percentages of bills stay open for a certain percentage of time. And so, that's the type of data that we bring into the Legal Trends Report, but on top of that we also use really extensive outside research on a variety of different topics, both with lawyers, and in 2018 we started talking to clients and how they are interacting with lawyers. What was interesting is, in the client research that we did in 2018, we found that clients are really signaling that they want to work in particular ways with law firms, and when we asked the exact same question to lawyers we found there was mismatch. So, one example is scheduling appointments. It turns out that clients really want a very seamless, single touchpoint method for contacting a law firm and scheduling an appointment. They don't want to do a back and forth in email, they want to be able to pick up the phone or go to a website and just have an appointment made quickly and easily. And we found that lawyers were the opposite. They wanted back and forth, usually because they may not have access to their schedule, or that they may be interrupting other important billable activities. So, there's this mismatch or misstep as you said, between how the clients are expecting to interact with the lawyers and how lawyers are interacting with their clients. We went on in the report to identify eight different areas of mismatch between client expectation and lawyer service and how that can create frustration between the two parties, and may be an issue when it comes time for clients to refer new business to a law firm. MARK: Interesting. Interesting. Just as an aside, is this report available to the general public, or attorneys if they have any interest in taking a look? JOSHUA:   Absolutely. So, it's available for free. You can get to it by going to Clio.com/LTR. So, that's C-L-I-O.com/LTR, which is short for the Legal Trends Report. That'll actually take you to a website where you can download all three versions of the Legal Trends Report, that's 2016 through 2018, each with a little bit of unique research in each year. We've also provided some tools on that website based off of the research as well. So, for example, you can actually take a look at the billable rates per practice area, per state for both lawyers and non-lawyers and compare your own rates to them to see if you're charging maybe a premium for a high value product, or if maybe you're thinking about being a volume-based law firm, and are your rates then competitive with the law firms around you? MARK: It sounds like a lot of great information there. JOSHUA:   Mm-hmm (affirmative). MARK: Any news on new features being released? JOSHUA:   Absolutely. So, in addition to acquiring Lexicata, we've actually been rewriting it and we're launching it in January of 2019 as a completely new system that we're calling Clio Grow. And so it takes all the great features of client intake that Lexicata had already built, puts a little bit of Clio research and design on top of them and makes it more deeply integrative with the Clio Practice Management Solution. So, if you're looking to bring on a client intake tool, it's going to be a seamless experience between the two. In addition to that, within Clio's Practice Management we've actually added a ton of new features. One of the things that has been most well received is we've built in payment plans into Clio right now. In 2017 we added built-in credit card processing because our research found that if a law firm had the ability to accept credit cards, they actually get paid about 33 percent faster. MARK: Yeah, doesn't surprise me at all. JOSHUA:   Yeah, and so if we can help our customers have a better accounts receivable, we figured we should. So, we negotiated a very sweetheart exclusive deal with LawPay and LawPay is now built in to Clio and can help you accept credit card payments. If you turn on LawPay in Clio and it's provided at no additional charge, then you can also turn on payment plans and it allows you to take an invoice, structure a series of payments including how often it gets paid, and we'll just run that automatically in the background for you. It's been incredibly well received with people helping individuals in particular, so family law lawyers for example, or traffic and DUI/DWI lawyers are finding it to be a really helpful tool for bringing clients in, helping them afford legal services, and helping the law firm's bottom line. So, that's been an incredibly well received one. One that I think is really neat on top of that is a feature we're calling Clio Launcher, and it is a downloadable plugin that you put on your computer, and any time you see a document in Clio, if you click on it it will just open that document in whatever appropriate piece of software is on your computer. So, if you've got a Word document stored in Clio, for example, you click on it, it'll open in Word and then when you click Save, it will save it directly back up to Clio's servers. So, there's a really seamless now work flow between having Clio as both your billing engine and your document management engine behind your law firm, whereas before we found that people just needed a little bit more of a sync between the two, and they were choosing to integrate tools like Dropbox or Google Drive, which are still there, but now you can get the free unlimited storage that comes included with Clio and not change your workflow at all but have ready access to your documents. MARK: Yeah, yeah. That sounds awesome. JOSHUA:   Yeah, I like that one a lot. MARK: Am I correct that Clio is moving into the mobile space as well? JOSHUA:   Absolutely. So, we've had a mobile app for years, available on iPhone and Android as well as an iOS tablet app. And what's really interesting is there's been kind of change in mobile architecture. MARK: Okay, alright. JOSHUA:   And so this is probably highly technical for your audience but before when you were building apps, you would have to have really highly specialized language depending on the phone you were building it for. And a little while back, app developers realized this was kind of ridiculous. If I have to write the exact same thing in two different languages for an iPhone and an Android phone, that's a huge amount of overhead, and it actually diminishes the ability to improve an app, update it quickly, add new features, because we have to write the exact same thing twice but it different languages. So, there's been a shift and this is mostly led by some of the bigger tech companies out there towards developing single source languages that allow you to develop really quickly. So, Clio's onboard with this. We're converting our mobile apps to this single language which is called React, and we're actually using it to release a variety of different apps, so not just a Clio app now, we actually just put together a free timekeeping app that's available on the iTunes store. So if you are a solo lawyer and you don't really need a full practice management solution, maybe you're just starting out, maybe you're working part time but you still want to keep track of your time, we've got an app for you. And we build feedback cycles into our apps, so if you download it and it's not the right fit there will always be a feedback link, tell us what we can improve. And we're going to keep doing things like that, adding new apps and third party services using rapid development techniques, so that way we can find the best fit for law firms and lawyers out there. MARK: And what is on the horizon for 2019? Any exciting things that- JOSHUA:   Oh, so yes, absolutely. One of the things that I'm really excited about is ... We talked a little bit about the Clio Cloud Conference and it was another area of explosive growth for Clio in 2018, and so we had 1,500 lawyers from around the world come and meet with us in New Orleans. And we had, as you said, just absolutely phenomenal speakers. So, we try to pick the best speakers both inside legal as well outside legal, so that way we're learning what works for everybody. So, for example we actually had a great speaker come and talk about stress and how stress is not necessarily a bad thing. It's how you react to stress that needs to be your focus of your attention, right? Not the removal of it. You know? MARK: Right. Right. JOSHUA:   We had people from Stanford who came and talked about designing your life, and how we often times think of our professional life as separate from the rest of our life and really it's all just one big continuum. MARK: Yeah. JOSHUA:   So, how are you including the idea of your practice as a part of your life? And this is I think really important for lawyers because we consider ourselves professionals. It's an identity as well as a career, and if we're not thinking of that identity as both a part of our personal lives and our professional lives, we feel a lot of stress, for lack of a better word, between the two. So, if we approach it with a clear vision, while we may not be able to eliminate that stress we can definitely control how we react to it and our understanding of how other people are reacting to it as well. I found that to be very eye-opening. MARK: Yeah. JOSHUA:   So, 1,500 lawyers, phenomenal speakers, a really great party on top of that, but we ended up outgrowing the conference center that we were at, so there's no way we're going to fit next year, so we decided to move. And in 2019 we're going to be in San Diego, California. MARK: Oh, now there's a nice spot. JOSHUA:   Yeah. And we're expecting to add another 500 attendees. MARK: Oh my gosh. JOSHUA:   And we're already half sold out, which is amazing. MARK: That really is. Wow. Wow. JOSHUA:   Yeah. So, I'm sorry, I sound like I'm really hyping Clio a lot but it's just been a great year. MARK: It has. And you know, why I like to visit with you from time to time ... My role is Risk Manager, but I'm not, again, a traditional Risk Manager in the sense that I manage the risk of the ALPS corporation, I am hired to be a Risk Manager for all of our insureds, and for many attorneys you don't have to be an insured to work with me. Call and ask questions. And I, from a risk perspective for so many reasons just believe strongly in the value of a product like Clio, in terms of ... I could sit here and talk for probably 20 minutes on why I think moving to the cloud is a good idea and doing all of the things that you folks are doing in terms of the tools that you bring to the table for lawyers. I see that as essential. But let me ask in closing here, give you a chance to comment on one thing. What I'm starting to hear a little bit, there is, in light of some of these major breaches that we have seen and crypto jacking and ransomware attacks just being rampant with everybody, but you couple that in terms of the risks of cyber breaches of some sort with what has been a really bad tough year in terms of 2018 with Facebook. I would just like to have you share some thoughts on the value, how would you counter this, "I don't want to move to the cloud because look at Facebook. I don't want to move to the cloud because these guys are next on a major ransomware attack." Do you have some thoughts? JOSHUA:   Yeah, I do. I actually think there's never going to be a complete elimination of risk, and I think any technology vendor who tells you that they're 100 percent secure is pulling the wool over your eyes. MARK: That's right. Absolutely. Yeah. JOSHUA:   Yeah. MARK: Yeah. JOSHUA:   But I do believe that there are vendors out there who are transparent in their security protocols, who are committed to the specific needs of the legal industry and they're definitely very specific, but also are keeping in line with the security requirements of clients and I think this is a really important point that most lawyers don't think about. There's a lot of privacy and security law that is being imposed upon clients right now and those clients are in turn turning to their law firms and saying, "How are you living up to this standard with my files?" And so, you need a tech vendor who recognizes not only your ethical duty of confidentiality, but your client's regulatory duty of privacy, and combines technology in a transparent way to facilitate both. And even that won't eliminate the risk 100 percent. MARK: Oh, right. You're never going to. That's impossible. I hope our listeners understand that. Am I hearing, understanding correctly that what I think differentiates companies like Clio is that when you approach the build, the software and hardware build in terms of how ... Am I hearing that the design from the bottom up is really looking at what are the obligations lawyers have, what are the regulatory issues clients face, and where security is thought through from the beginning as opposed to, "Hey, let's build this cool thing and call it Alexa." I'm not picking on Amazon here, but ... JOSHUA:   It's been a bad day for them today, so yeah. MARK: Do you appreciate where I'm going? It sounds like, and I just want to confirm that I'm hearing this correctly, that design in terms of preserving confidences and security are very much part of the design process from the very beginning, as opposed to a last minute, "Oh we should think about that"? JOSHUA:   Yeah. Actually there's an industry approach that's called privacy by design and in some instances it's required, legally speaking. So the general data protection regulation out of Europe is really trying to push privacy by design on a whole host of different businesses, but yeah, it absolutely needs to be a part of any consideration when it comes to building technology that handles sensitive data, which I think we're beginning to discover is all technology handles sensitive data at this point. MARK: Yeah. JOSHUA:   So, how we do it at Clio is as per our terms of service, we actually take on some of the responsibility of that risk, where we commit ourselves to industry best practices and we are very transparent in whom we use as part of our backend. It's called sub-processors and privacy law under GDPR, so we're required to disclose those sub-processors. We're required to vet those sub-processors. We're required to see that they meet the same contractual obligations to us that we commit to you. And so, there's a shared risk that comes with using a good transparent vendor, but it is a risk and I don't think we can ignore that. I do think that dollar per dollar, cloud computing gives you the best security for your money right now when you pick a transparent reputable vendor and the economies of scale that could be affected with cloud computing outweigh anything a small law firm can put together on their own. And the one other counter point I would give to that is I think a lot of lawyers believe that because they're small that they're also obscure, and that nobody's targeting them. And what we've seen is unfortunately, things like Malware that people may not be targeting them specifically but they're still being caught in these giant dragnets of security risk. MARK: You bet. JOSHUA:   And so if you're trying to go it alone, what you're really doing is you're just setting yourself up to be caught in one of these dragnets. MARK: Yeah. I couldn't agree more. I hope our listeners ... That's one to note. Well, listen Joshua, I have taken more time than I think I should. I know you're a busy man here. I really appreciate your taking the time to visit with us, and to all of you listening I hope you found something of value here. My desire with this podcast really is just to try to have you hear firsthand the value of what cloud products can bring to the table in terms of enhancing your practice from a security side, to just creating all kinds of efficiencies. So, if you have been hesitant to look at these kinds of things up till now, I hope you will rethink it. You've got at least one Risk Manager here at ALPS saying hey, this is a really good idea. And from an insurance industry perspective I certainly think now's the time to make a move. So, Joshua, again thank you very much. I appreciate your time. To all of you listening out there, if you have another topic you'd like to hear discussed at some point in the future or a guest you'd like to have join us, please don't hesitate to reach out. You can reach me at mbass@alpsnet.com. Thanks for listening. Joshua, have a good one. JOSHUA:   You too, Mark. Thank you. MARK: You bet. _ JOSHUA LENON is an attorney admitted to the New York Bar.  He studied law at St. Louis University School of Law, obtaining a Juris Doctorate and a Certificate in International and Comparative Law. Joshua has since helped legal practitioners improve their services, working for Thomson Reuters' publishing departments in both the United States and Canada. Joshua currently serves as Lawyer-in-Residence for Clio, providing legal scholarship and research skills to the leading cloud-based practice management platform from Vancouver, Canada. He's been a guest lecturer for movements like legal hacking and legal technology at schools like MIT, Suffolk Law, and Vanderbilt, as well as before organizations like ReinventLaw and the ABA Law Practice Futures Initiative.

Greg Gentile is an Ohio-based criminal defense attorney specializing in OVI (DUI/DWI) and drug-related cases.  In 2016 and 2017, Greg was named as a Rising Star by Ohio Super Lawyers Magazine, an honor reserved for the top 2.5% of legal practitioners under the age of 40. In this episode, we discuss how to best handle a situation when getting pulled over by police and the choices one must make when confronted with field sobriety tests.  We talk about the penalties associated with OVI's and ways in which these situations are mitigated.  Finally, we hear some of Greg's personal legal representation stories, one of which included representing a person falsely accused of rape. Contact Greg: www.gregorygentile.com *Please SUBSCRIBE and rate us 5 stars!*

In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by Steven Bishop and Julie Connally for a rousing discussion of the sad state of affairs concerning the glaring issues with the American “Justice” system with Austin, TX Lawyer Adam Reposa. With all of the unique issues facing America today nothing is as important as the travesties that take place daily within the American court systems. From cases of police brutality on the rise, to unconstitutional police stops, DUI/DWI checkpoints and judges who seem to be not only abusing power from the bench but seemingly making a joke out of the Judicial system itself. What can are the things we the average citizen need to look out for? How do we go about exposing these issues to the World at large? What is it like to not only defend the rights of others in the floor of the courtroom, but be to also be on the receiving end of biased treatment from the Bench? These questions and more in tonight's LIVE episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast. Join the conversation and ask questions by downloading the FREE Dudes n Beer Podcast app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

Tommy Mischke joins Ron and Lucy to discuss the Eagles, the reasons why people criticize their music so strongly, how they made so much money, and his thoughts on that "Southern California sound." Plus, Ed Cohen of Smart Start MN comes in studio to share expert knowledge on the topic of DUI/DWI law and what to do if you get caught driving.

Chingalese 006酒后驾驶 刚从法学院毕业的小甲和小乙同学突破千军万马，一举考上了公务员。单位里的领导对他们俩比较重视，有饭局也总带着他们。但是小甲要开车回家，所以总是很谨慎地少喝酒或者不喝。有天茶歇的时候他们俩聊了起来。乙：小甲，你昨天和局长去陪市政厅的人吃饭了是么？他们招待的规格怎么样？来的人能喝不？甲：酒菜是很好，但我晚上还得开车送局长回家，不能喝啊。乙：是啊，酒后还开车的话的确比较危险，但他们总很热情的劝酒，不喝又感觉到不兄弟，不好意思回绝。再说酒后驾车差得也不是很严吧，查到了最多就是罚点款，驾照扣上几天这样的行政处罚，也没什么大不了的。一般我觉得我还清醒，也就开回去了，也都没有什么大碍。甲：是啊，酒后驾车在我们这儿也就是这些行政处罚，如果撞到了人，轻点的伤担点民事责任也就够了。实在严重了，撞死了人，才够地上刑法上的责任。不过去年不是有个案子么，富二代酒后驾车撞死了一个女大学生，最后也就判了个3年，责任应该说不重的。所以大家才不大当回事，喝了就喝了，车还是照样开，没什么大不了。乙：不过听说在美国，酒后驾车是刑事责任，判起来很重的。甲：我知道，我的几个美国朋友和我说过。他们从来不在喝了酒后开车。乙：不过貌似有个文件说政府想把酒后驾车慢慢变成一种刑事责任。这样人们就能更慎重一些。甲：处罚重一些的确能杜绝很多的酒后驾车。但是你想，在饭局上大家热情敬酒的时候，你说你要开车，一点也不喝，多扫兴啊。饭局也相当于我们很重要的社交手段了吧，这也是中国国情所在，老外们不能理解的。乙：哎，可能吧。不过我还是相信，如果政府真的能把酒后驾车列到刑法里，情况会好的多。 今天的新词：酒后驾驶：DUI/DWI千军万马 an impressive display of manpower公务员 office-bearer, official重视 to value something茶歇 tea-break during a meeting酒菜 food and drink, an elegant meal劝酒 persuade someone to drink alcohol不兄弟 not a member of the group, not an insider罚点款 issue a small fine驾照扣上几天 suspend a driver’s license for a few days行政处罚 administrative penalty大碍 a big obstacle没什么大不了 nothing serious, not a big deal刑事责任 criminal punishment, to be convicted of a crime判起来很重的 to issue a stiff sentence慎重 cautious, careful扫兴 to feel disappointed社交手段 method of social interaction