With More Marijuana DWI Charges in Minnesota, Jack Rice to Attend Advanced Course on Drug and Alcohol Impairment
Jack Rice, a distinguished criminal defense attorney and Board Certified Criminal Law Specialist, is preparing to attend the National College of DUI Defense (NCDD) National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE) Course which deal with both alcohol and drugs in under the influence cases. This prestigious training will enhance defense Jack’s ability to scrutinize DUI arrests, ensuring that clients receive a fair and just legal defense. This is the first advanced training the Jack has attended. If you are facing serious DWI or criminal vehicular operation or homicide charges in Minnesota, reach out toe Jack Rice Defense for a free confidential consultation.
What Does the NCDD ARIDE Badge Represent?
The National College for DUI Defense ARIDE course follows rigorous standards established by the NHTSA. This is the same training that nearly every law enforcement officer in the United States undergoes to gain proficiency in detecting drug-impaired drivers. By completing this program, defense attorneys gain critical insight into the same procedures and methodologies used by officers in the field.
The ARIDE program was developed with input from the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Technical Advisory Panel (TAP) and the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police. It was designed to bridge the knowledge gap between Standardized Field Sobriety Testing (SFST) and the Drug Evaluation and Classification (DEC) Program.
The Importance of ARIDE Training for Defense Attorneys
ARIDE is structured to provide professionals with an in-depth understanding of drug and alcohol impairment and encourage collaboration with Drug Recognition Evaluators (DREs) in Minnesota with the DEC Program. The course is especially beneficial for Jack and his clients as it allows Jack to critically assess whether law enforcement adhered to standardized DUI detection procedures.
Key Components of the ARIDE Training
The ARIDE course consists of 16 hours of classroom instruction, covering:
(Standard Field Sobriety Test) SFST Review – Ensuring accuracy in field sobriety tests.
The Seven Major Drug Categories – Understanding how different drugs affect the body.
Signs and Symptomology – Recognizing impairment indicators.
Physiology of Drugs – Learning how substances impact physical and cognitive functions.
Drug Combinations – Identifying the effects of multiple substances.
Courtroom Testimony – Strengthening legal arguments with scientific evidence.
Report Writing – Evaluating officer reports for inconsistencies or procedural errors.
How ARIDE Training Benefits Clients
By completing this program, Jack Rice will gain a significant advantage in defending clients accused of DWI/DUI-related offenses. He can analyze evidence, challenge probable cause for arrests, and cross-examine officers who fail to adhere to standardized testing protocols. A defense attorney with ARIDE training is uniquely equipped to expose flaws in DWI/DUI cases and protect clients from wrongful convictions.
Why Choose Jack Rice Defense?
Jack Rice, the founder of Jack Rice Defense is a highly respected criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor, and former U.S. Federal Officer. His Board Certification in Criminal Law places him among an elite group, as fewer than 3% of all criminal defense attorneys hold this distinction. With his extensive legal experience and specialized training in DUI defense, Jack Rice provides unparalleled representation for clients facing DWI charges in Minnesota.
If you or a loved one is dealing with a DWI charge, contact Jack Rice Defense for a free and confidential consultation at 651-447-7650 or 612-227-1339. When your career, reputation, and future are on the line, trust Jack Rice Defense to stand by your side.
