Volume 64, Issue 1
Authors in this issue detail the complexities involved in determining and sentencing impaired-driving cases due to the various types of impaired driving, evolving toxicology science, and the goal of…
If the goal in combating impaired driving is Vision Zero, then we must think more broadly about what truly creates lasting behavior change.
Limitations in funding for forensic toxicology laboratories have hamstrung their ability to test for drugs in addition to alcohol.
Judges can be agents of change in the continuing efforts to reduce the number of preventable deaths associated with impaired driving.
Sharing any data about tribal people is fraught with issues, but trust among sovereigns is essential in any endeavor to improve traffic safety.
After the loss of their child by a distracted driver, Feldman and his wife created EndDD.org (End Distracted Driving), a program dedicated to making roads safer through science-based distracted-drivi…
When sentencing service members, judges must make determinations appropriate to the individual with the goal of improving the safety of our nation’s roadways and enhancing the welfare of our nation’s…
Judge Domitrovich defines the practice of “masking” in regard to commercial driver’s license holders and explains how this concealment can jeopardize highway safety.
Judge Dixon discusses the traps for judges in using artificial intelligence in their judicial duties and the benefits of courts establishing working groups to produce policies and evaluate the risks…
The science of impaired driving (both behavioral and forensic toxicology) is always developing. Judges must maintain competence when assessing evidence that may include new technologies.