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This quick guide covers the two Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) that every officer should be using upon academy graduation. Advanced tests for patrol officers testing drug-impaired drivers, tests for a Drug Recognition Expert Officer, and highlights key points that can be included in almost every impaired driving arrest report.

Designed to assist you in your study of the laws of Arrest, Search and Seizure for exam preparation or general knowledge. It consists of hundreds of questions testing your knowledge of the cases and rules related to modern constitutional criminal procedure, along with comprehensive answers with detailed explanations. These are sophisticated exam questions related to the pertinent classical and current judicial decisions which directly impact the day-to-day activity of today’s law enforcement and criminal justice community. Includes interactive quizzes via the Blue360 Media mobile application.

Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission Regulations is the full text of Title 935 of the Code of Massachusetts Regulations. Title 935 addresses the adult use of marijuana (935 CMR 500.00) and medical use of marijuana (935 CMR 501.00).

Featuring the most comprehensive presentation of statutes and regulations governing motor vehicle operation, ownership and traffic in Tennessee, the publication also includes a presentation of Search and Seizure law, clearly presenting the factors that determine whether an officer’s search or seizure will be considered “reasonable”, a listing of applicable sections affected by legislation during the latest session (in both table and topical summary format), along with an extensive index and table of contents for quick access to each area of the law.

Gives immediate reference to the increasingly complex details of felony sentencing. Includes Revised Drug Law Reform Act Sentencing Amendments.

Title Six of the New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR) sets out the requirements and prohibitions related to all aspects of the New York natural environment. The topics are grouped into ten chapters, including: (1) Fish and Wildlife; (2) Lands and Forests; (3) Air Resources; (4)  Quality Services; (5)  Resource Management Services; (6)  General Regulations; (7)  State Aid; (8) Law Enforcement; (9)  Independent Agencies Within the Department; and (10)  Division of Water Resources. Also included are the 38 appendices which present charts, maps, and graphs describing fresh water zones, definitions of hazardous waste, and incorporation of various provisions of the Code of Federal Regulations.

The 2023-2024 edition of the Alabama Criminal & Traffic Law Manual features Title 13A (Criminal Code) and Title 32 (Motor Vehicles and Traffic) current through the Second Special Session of the Alabama Legislature. Also included is a valuable presentation of the national edition of Search and Seizure Law.

Authored by Charles E. Coleman, J.D. and Gail Elizabeth Williams, J.D., this concise yet comprehensive text serves as an innovative guide to the concepts and protocols of civil procedure. This resource is a great companion to the CPLR.

This statutory reference sets out the full text of both the New York Penal Law and the Criminal Procedure Law. All recent changes to the law are incorporated into the text and also set out in an easy-to-reference table with all the most important changes summarized. In addition to an extensive index, this newest edition from Blue360° Media also includes a valuable presentation of New York Search and Seizure Law, with coverage of Arrests, Confessions, and Privacy Expectations

***This title is eligible for our New Law Alert Updates! This publication is updated electronically up to four times an edition with new and amended legislation.***

Criminal justice practitioners, law enforcement officials, college professors, and students will find this textbook critical to understanding the basic principles, rules, and constitutional provisions regulating admission of evidence in criminal courts.