South Carolina Implied Consent Handbook Out of Stock
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On May 19, 2024, Bill S.36 took effect and modified, among other things South Carolina Code Sections 56-5-2941 and -2951 to require an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) in additional implied consent situations. These changes caused three sections of this book (Temporary Alcohol License, Ignition Interlock Requirement, and Zero Tolerance Cases) to be inaccurate or incomplete for cases with offense dates of May 19, 2024, or later. The PDF materials available HERE are the 2024 Supplement to these book sections. You are encouraged to print these materials and keep them with the physical copy of your book(s).
Table of Contents
Some of the topics discussed include:
- How to prepare for a hearing
- Discovery tips
- Opening and closing statements
- Cross examining the law enforcement witnesses
- Holding them to the burden of proof and utilizing available defenses
- Attacking the advisement
- Attacking SLED procedures
- Suppressing a breath sample
- Blood tests and affirmative assistance
- Checkpoints and roadblocks
- Commercial driver's licenses
- Zero tolerance suspensions
- Mitigating the consequences of implied consent
- Post-hearing procedure
- Forms bank
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