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‘It’s up to the common sense of jurors’

September 19, 2017 — The Boston Globe: “Under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Judicial Court, Massachusetts police officers can no longer cite their subjective on-scene observations or sobriety tests to conclude in court testimony that a driver was under the influence of marijuana…the court found there is no scientific consensus those tests definitively prove … Continue reading “‘It’s up to the common sense of jurors’”

Dependence on technology is affecting driving habits, but technology may help solve distracted-driving epidemic — “Under the Radar” panel with Susan Moses

Slamming The Brakes On Distracted Driving May 5, 2017 — “Under the Radar,” WGBH: Though a dangerous, addictive habit we see in other drivers and ourselves, how can we get drivers to put down the phone and focus on the road? Callie Crossley was joined by a panel of safe-driving advocates and experts, which included … Continue reading “Dependence on technology is affecting driving habits, but technology may help solve distracted-driving epidemic — “Under the Radar” panel with Susan Moses”