DUI Terms and Definitions

The Course

Diving into the world of driving under the influence (DUI) can be a legal labyrinth, but fear not! This course is here to help you wrap your head around the jargon that often sounds like it's straight out of a legal drama. You'll get acquainted with everything from BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) to FST (Field Sobriety Tests) and find out why knowing the difference between a DUI and a DWI could be critical. We break down these complex terms into bite-sized, easily digestible explanations, ensuring you're up to speed with the lingo that law professionals and the justice system throw around.

Your instructor

Linda Wilson, CCR, the founder of Learn to Transcribe Academy, brings to her teaching role an extensive background in legal terminology and a deep-seated passion for equipping others with the skills necessary to navigate the complex lexicon of DUI law. Her experience comes from years spent perfecting the art of transcription within the legal sphere, where precision and understanding are paramount.

She is committed to helping her students build a secure and flexible career in transcription, with a particular focus on the nuances of legal documentation from the comfort of their homes.

What Linda Says ...

When I put this course together, my top priority was to make sure it was going to be a real game-changer for anyone just getting started on this topic. I meticulously combed through every term and definition you'll need to have a solid grasp on, ensuring they're not just accurate but also easy to digest and remember. Trust me, I've been where you are, and sifting through legalese can feel like decoding an ancient language. That's why each lesson is structured to build your understanding step by step in a logical progression.

You'll find it to be super organized, too, so you can find what you need, when you need it. By the end of it, you'll not just learn; you'll be confident in your knowledge, which is mighty empowering. It's like having a trusted friend walk you through it all – a friend who's really into legal terminology, that is.