| Audio Lectures: DUI Explained |
| Simply click on the link provided to the left of the tape you wish to listen to and you will be able to read the transcription as well as hear Mr. Taylor speak. |
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Demonstrative Cross-Examination of Police Officer
A lecture by Lawrence Taylor, presented at the National College for DUI Defense Third Annual Summer Seminar at Harvard Law School, July 1997. Techniques for cross-examination of an officer and experts in DUI cases are briefly demonstrated in a classroom situation with a lawyer — formerly a Mississippi State Trooper — testifying as the police officer in a DUI trial... 54 minutes.
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Attacking Blood-Alcohol Evidence
In this 60 minute lecture, Mr. Taylor examines the subject of blood-alcohol evidentiary issues, looking briefly at the political perspective of DUI and its history, to expose the gaping holes by which a DUI Defense Lawyer can protect his client's rights.
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Demolishing the State's Test Results Through Cross-Examination
From case strategy to "attacking the machines", to understanding urinalysis and blood alcohol tests on which a state bases its ability to prosecute a case, Mr. Taylor outlines some successful approaches to defending the DUI. 48 minutes.
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The DUI Exception to the Constitution
The ERIS Society lecture at the 1997 Annual Convention in Aspen, Colorado. Mr. Taylor's frank appraisal and attempt to educate and "convince a few of us" regarding what he describes as "the greatest single threat to... the freedoms set forth in the Bill of Rights to our Constitution," is a credible and earnest attempt to preserve the freedoms that made the United States of America great in the eyes of the world.
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