I was interviewed recently by Christine Funk for The Women’s Information Network about cognitive bias. Here is the link: Cognitive Bias: An Interview with Justin McShane In this interview I explain the flaw in every single one of us humans suffers from called cognitive or contextual bias. I have blogged before about how this effects…
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Harrisburg DUI Attorney Justin McShane to Present at ACS National Meeting
DUI involves a lot of science. From biology to physiology to chemistry to pharmacology, a diligent DUI attorney must have a firm grasp of the scientific aspects involved in a DUI case. In an effort to provide the very best representation to my clients, I have spent countless hours studying scientific papers, attending seminars and…
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The Minnesota Society for Criminal Justice (MSCJ) presents an annual one-day DWI seminar. This is the top DWI training seminar in Minnesota and attracts attendees from all over the country. The MSCJ has invited me to lecture at their 2011 DWI seminar. The MSCJ is a very proactive group and is working hard to ensure that they…
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The DUI Attorneys’ Choice: Justin McShane
I have blogged before about Avvo.com and how I believe it is a useful tool to research legal issues and find out about different DUI attorneys. I often search Avvo for DUI questions in hopes of providing some information and insight that might be helpful. A few days ago I found this question from someone here in…
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Ohio Advanced DUI Seminar: Justin McShane to Present
For a lawyer like myself, who has worked extremely hard to earn a national reputation as a DUI authority, there is nothing more satisfying than receiving accolades from my peers. It’s another way of my them saying, "We are lawyers who know the law and we recognize Justin as one of the top DUI attorneys in the…
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Defending DUI Drug Cases: Part 9 from PA DUI attorney Justin J. McShane
Pennsylvania DUI attorney Justin J. McShane, Esq. presents his lecture “Defending DUI Drug Cases” in Hartford, CT in December 2009. In Part 9: “Conclusion,” expert DUI Attorney McShane urges his audience to use truth and science in DUI defense instead of “smoke and mirrors.” The McShane Firm is the premier DUI/DWI law firm in Harrisburg,…
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Defending DUI Drug Cases: Part 8 from PA DUI attorney Justin J. McShane
Pennsylvania DUI attorney Justin J. McShane, Esq. presents his lecture “Defending DUI Drug Cases” in Hartford, CT in December 2009. In Part 8: “Dealing with DRE Officers,” DUI Attorney McShane explains various tactics for dealing with so-called Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) officers in DUI-D cases. The McShane Firm is the premier DUI/DWI law firm in…
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Attorney McShane to speak at the American Chemical Society Fall National Meeting
Attorney McShane is a member in good standing of not only many legal associations and bar associations, but also scientific organizations as well including: Member, American Chemical Society (ACS)-Analytical Chemistry Division, Chemical Toxicology Division, and Chemistry & the Law Divisions Member, Central PA Local Section of the American Chemical Society Member, American College of Forensic…
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Attorney Justin McShane invited to speak at the California DUI Lawyers Association Annual Meeting
Attorney Justin McShane has been invited to speak at the California DUI Lawyers Association Annual Meeting in Palm Springs, Florida on September 18, 2010. Attorney McShane will be presenting on: Driving Under the Influence of Drugs (DUID) cases; cognitive and contextual bias in the DRE process; issues surrounding pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics in DUID cases; and analytical chemistry…
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Defending DUI Drug Cases: Part 7 from PA DUI attorney Justin J. McShane
Pennsylvania DUI attorney Justin J. McShane, Esq. presents his lecture “Defending DUI Drug Cases” in Hartford, CT in December 2009. In Part 7: “Educating The Jury,” expert DUI Attorney McShane explains how to beat a state drug expert by demonstrating to jurors the difference between a valid and conclusve result and a real-world false conclusion…
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