• DUI / OWI / DWI (Drunk Driving) Training Taken by Madison Wisconsin Drunk Driving Defense Lawyer Charles Kenyon

  Why it matters to the client or prospective client

  In Wisconsin every lawyer is required to take 30 hours of continuing legal education to maintain a license to practice law every two years. Every year I take far more training than is required. If I learn one thing that will help me represent a client, it is worth it. Some of these classes cost more than $1000.00 to attend and require days away from the practice. Which classes to take is the choice of the lawyer.

  I attended my first class on defending drunk driving cases in 1982. As a member of the National College for DUI Defense and the DUI Defense Lawyers Association, I've had access to many premiere sessions on defending people charged with drunk (or drugged) driving. The following list is not a complete list but should tell you that I am interested in providing a strong competent defense in drunk driving cases. In choosing your lawyer, you may want to ask what specific training in defending drunk driving cases the lawyer has. I have had a minimum of 15 advanced hours of training on DUI defenseS in every year since 2009.

  (This is a partial list of training since 2009)

  Seminar / Class Title

  Jury Selection in a Drunk Driving Case

  Storytelling Techniques in a DWI Case

  Cross-Examination in a DWI Case

  Field Sobriety Testing (Officer Certification Training - 2 days)

  Gas Chromatography for the Defense Practitioner

  Proving Sobriety Through Field Sobriety Tests

  Using a Theory of the Case Jury Instruction in a Drunk Driving Defense

  Using Court Rules and the Constitution to Suppress Chemical Test Results

  When Your Client Can't Afford an Expert

  Challenging Breath Test Results With Your Hands Tied Behind Your Back

  Making the Police Officer Your Witness

  How Lab Discovery Can Help You Win Your Case

  Breath Testing Trial Tactics

  Cross-Examination of the State's Expert

  Wisconsin's EC/IR Machines

  FAA Reporting and Pilot Medical Clearance Issues

  The Visual Closing Argument

  Marijuana and OWI

  Winning Prescription Medication OWI Cases

  OWI - What Kind of Vehicle? - Where?

  Right to Confrontation in OWI Cases

  Neighboring States – Consequences of Wisconsin OWI Conviction

  Refusals – Turning the Tide

  OWI – Injury Cases

  IID? We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ IID!

  Challenging Probable Cause for Arrest Despite PBT

  4th Amendment Issues in DUI Cases

  Openings and Closings in a Drunk Driving Case

  Custody Issues That Arise When Police Conduct Field Sobriety Tests Off-Site

  Warrant - We Don't Need No Stinkin' Warrant

  Open Records to Not Guilty - Blood Tests in OWI Cases

  Breath Testing - The Basics and Beyond

  Blowing Past the Interlock - OWI 1st Offense in Wisconsin

  Challenges to Blood Draws in Wisconsin OWI Cases

  Real Life Defenses to OWI Charges in Wisconsin

  Police Perjury in DUI Cases

  National Academy of Sciences Report on Forensic Science - Developments, Lessons and Resources

  Blood Test Discovery

  Commanding the Courtroom in a DUI Case

  Winning With Computer Generated Exhibits in DWI Cases

  Ethics and Professionalism in DUI Defense

  Per Se Drug Laws

  DWI-Modern Day Salem Witch Hunts - "Expert" Testimony from the Government

  How to Win a Breath Test

  The Aging Process and Field Sobriety Tests

  Introduction to Gas Chromatography

  Using Science to Win Tough DWI Cases

  Field Sobriety Tests - Winning When Your Cross is Shut Down

  Dismantling Drug Recognition "Expertise"

  Framing the Issues Stop and Arrest in OWI Cases

  Use of Cutting Edge Technology

  Blood Test Basics and New Issues

  Constitutional Conundrums in Drunk Driving Cases

  Retrograde Extrapolation and Daubert

  Winning the DWI Case At Every Level

  The Art of Negotiation

  When the Breath Machine Malfunctions

  DUI Drug Cases

  From Voir Dire to Openings in DUI Cases

  Headspace Gas Chromatography

  Appellate Arguments in DWI Cases

  Closing For the Win

  Winning Field Sobriety Test Cross

  Cure for Bad Breath (Tests)

  The Science Behind Breath Test Devices

  The Drug Recognition Expert 12-Step Evaluation

  Standardized Field Sobriety Tests - What it Takes to Make Them Valid

  Blood Tests The Good & the Bad

  Making the Most of Opening and Closing in the DUI Case

  Communicating Your Case Theory to Optimize Success

  HGN 2.0 - Advanced Issues in Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus

  Update on the Warrant Requirement for Blood Draws

  What the OWI Trial Lawyer Needs to Know About Appellate Law

  Friending Social Media: Using It to Get Results in OWI Cases

  Collateral Attacks, Void Convictions and Out-of-State Convictions

  Questioning Cops in OWI Cases

  Cross-Examining the State's Blood Test Analyst Into a Not Guilty Verdict

  Using Voir Dire Techniques to Communicate with the Trier of Fact

  Starting Point: The Traffic Stop

  Daubert and Expert Evidence in Wisconsin - Impact on OWI Cases

  Discovery in OWI Cases

  Pre-Trial Motions in OWI Cases

  Common Trial Issues in Wisconsin OWI Cases

  Sentencing in OWI Cases

  Cross on the Field Sobriety Tests

  Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt - Helping Juries Get It

  Winning a Drunk Driving Jury Trial

  The 911 Call - Winning the Motion about the Stop

  Necessity of Complete Discovery in an OWI Case

  Critical Issues in Breath Testing

  The State's Blood Lab

  When Your Armed Service Member Has a DWI Charge

  Care and Feeding of The Expert Witness

  See also:

  DUI / OWI Wisconsin - How this office approaches DUI / OWI cases. The need for an assessment and / or treatment along with competent legal assistance is discussed.

  DUI / OWI Treatment Court - an option that must be considered in Dane County for some third-offense cases

  DUI / OWI Field Sobriety Tests in Wisconsin - A look at what "field sobriety tests" are - and are not - in Wisconsin.

  DUI / OWI (Drunk Driving) Wisconsin Ten Day Warning - Why a defendant needs to take action before the court process even gets going.

  DUI / OWI / Drunk Driving Math in Wisconsin - What Counts as a prior offense? - it boggles the mind!

  Wisconsin Judicial Sentencing Guidelines for OWI / DUI / Drunk Driving cases by County. Each judicial district has different guidelines.

   

  Charles Kyle Kenyon - When Experience Matters Zoom Court Appearance Information Attorney at Law 5555 Odana Road, Suite 211 Madison, WI  53719-1280 Telephone (608) 308-9645 Since 1979 Former (Elected) District Attorney Former Assistant State Public Defender Extensive jury trial experience in cases ranging from traffic to sexual assault / homicide Thousands of criminal cases since 1979 Appeals in Wisconsin Court of Appeals and Supreme Court J.D. University of Wisconsin Law School 1978 - winner of Abe Sigman prizeCovid19PlanForReopening2022-03.pdf B.A. University of Wisconsin - Madison - Psychology - 1975 Trainer / presenter / panelist for American Bar Association, National College of District Attorneys, Wisconsin Department of Justice, Wisconsin Public Defender Certified to administer roadside Field Sobriety Tests in Wisconsin Graduate Vehicular Homicide / DWI Program, Northwestern University Center for Public Safety Past-President: Marinette County Bar Association, Door-Kewaunee Bar Association Life Member: National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) Member: Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (WACDL) Member: National College for DUI Defense Member: DUI Defense Lawyers Association Member: State Bar of Wisconsin, Dane County Bar Association Admitted to practice: State of Wisconsin, Federal - Eastern District of Wisconsin, Western District of Wisconsin, 7th Circuit Court of Appeals   On FaceBook Drunk Driving Lawyer Financing Available

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