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Ben Joseph, MD, Joel Mayer, Ph.D., and David Rosenbloom, Pharm. D.

May 4, 2018 at 9:00 AM to 12:00 noon eastern time

Ben Joseph, Joel Mayer, and David Rosenbloom review the twelve steps that form the DRE procedure.  Ben Joseph  worked as a forensic toxicologist for the Centre of Forensic Sciences (CFS) for over a decade.  David Rosenbloom is a professor in the Department of Medicine at McMaster University. He discusses the twelve steps' application to marijuana from a pharmacological and neurological perspective. Joel Mayer has extensive experience in drug toxicology.

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An annotated recording of the May 4 morning program is now available to defence lawyer registrants, together with an extensive database of materials.

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Nathan Baker, Ontario lawyer and David Rosenbloom, Pharm. D.

June 8, 2018 at 9:00 AM to 12:00 noon eastern time

Drug impaired driving in Canada is a growing area, especially with the legalization of cannabis on the horizon. Understanding the testing used, both chemical and physical, as well as the legal components in constructing a defence for these cases will be critical for practitioners.  Seeing a DRE evaluation, what the officers are looking for, what their qualifications mean and how they apply this to the drug categorization matrix will all be reviewed.  Issues with burdens of proof, charter considerations and common concerns noted by the judiciary are all to be discussed in order to provide a foundation for proper defence.

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An unedited recording of the June 8 morning program is now available to defence lawyer registrants, together with an extensive database of materials.