|   | SPEAKERS:James F. Comerford, Esq., Quincy District Court Author, Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Stops Benchbook
 
 District Court Judge Cathleen E. Campbell
 Editorial Committee, Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Stops Benchbook
 
 Assistant District Attorney Craig Kowalski
 Norfolk County District Attorney
 
 District Court Judge Kevin J. O’Dea
 Editorial Committee, Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Stops Benchbook
 
 Superior Court Judge William F. Sullivan
 Editorial Committee, Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Stops Benchbook
 
 Defense Attorney Sarah Loraine Westra
 Law Office of Jeffrey K. Clifford, Quincy
 
 Length of Audio: 1 hour and 57 minutes
 
 
 PROGRAM: The Author and Members of the Judicial Editorial Committee of the Flaschner Judicial Institute’s recently published Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Stops Benchbook (2016) join an experienced prosecutor and defense attorney to provide a survey of substantive law as well as probe several specific areas that frequently arise in court proceedings. For instance, the following is a partial list of substantive issues that is explained:
 • Segment #1: Expectation of Privacy, Stop/Activation of Lights; Canine Sniff Community Caretaking, Emergency
 
 • Segment #2: Extraterritorial Stop/Arrest, Stop v. Arrest, Approach and Contact, Exit Order, Threshold Inquiry, Interior Protective Search
 
 • Segment #3: Consent, Warrants, Warrantless Search, Search Incident to arrest, Inventory Search
 
 Interspersed between these segments, the panel will examine select other issues, such as
 • Marijuana CasesThe program was recorded at the Social Law Library on 5/24/2016.  Your digital download purchase includes the full audio recorded at this event in MP3 format as well as the materials provided to everyone who attended in PDF format.  Instructions to download your purchase will be provided in a confirmation email post checkout.• Taking Cases up on Appeal on New Theories
 • Inferences and Burden of Proof
 • Prosecutor and Defense Perspective, Practice Tips, and Pointers
 
 CDs of this recording are available upon request. For questions about accessing your digital download or to request a CD, please contact the Social Law Library Technology Service department at 617-226-1570 or by emailing support@socialaw.com.
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