Taking the MADD Victim Impact Panel Course | Austin Criminal Defense

Austin defense attorney Charlie Roadman discusses the online Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Victim Impact Panel course, which is commonly required for DWI cases:
Requirement by Prosecutors: Most prosecutors require individuals accused of a DWI to complete this course, in addition to other classes.
Course Content: It includes an introductory video and three 20-minute videos featuring stories from people impacted by drunk drivers. These stories are described as sad, powerful, and emotionally challenging.
Interactive Questions: After each video, participants must answer four questions. If a question is answered incorrectly, participants can try again, but the course does not specify which answer was wrong. This aspect requires careful attention to the content.
Emotional Impact: The course is emotionally intense, with Charlie mentioning that he cried multiple times while watching the videos. He advises finding a private, quiet space and having tissues ready.
Duration and Features: Completing the course takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes if done in one sitting. It includes features like taking the participant's picture at the beginning and end.
Certification: Upon completion, participants receive a certificate via email, which can also be downloaded or printed.
Recommendation for Legal Cases: Charlie highly recommends completing the course as it is beneficial for DWI cases.
Find the MADD course here: online.maddvip...
Charlie is the author of The Defendant's Guide to Defense: How to Help Your lawyer Get the Best Result (Misdemeanor Edition): www.amazon.com...
For more information on Charlie: roadmanlaw.com/

[@manhattanmike6959]

Ya I just took the panel and the mother and father one with the pregnant daughter broke me

[@MyNnavarro]

Why is it so difficult to register online?