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Snowmobile Accident Reconstruction:
A Technical and Legal Guide
by Richard Hermance. ACTAR (1995)
Contributing Authors: Leon Kazarian, Marlissa
Kazarian, Randy Shively, Norman J. Macdonald, and David B. Speiglcr.
C.C.M.
Whether you represent plaintiffs or defendants,
this comprehensive reference will assist you from initial investigation
to final verdict.
The increased popularity of snowmobiling over the past
few years has resulted in a rise in snowmobile-related accidents and injuries,
and reconstruction of these types of accidents pose a unique challenge
for you.
This ground-breaking reference and law text is the first
of its kind in the area of snowmobile accident reconstruction and litigation.
You'll find detailed reference material covering the technical aspects
of snowmobile safety, trail design and administration, maintenance, mapping,
accident investigation and reconstruction, as well as snowmobile law.
The most complete summary of law, tactics and pleadings
regarding snowmobile accidents ever published.
The author is a nationally recognized and accredited accident
reconstruction expert who has been involved in over 50 snowmobile accident
investigations and reconstructions. An avid snowmobiler for the past 25
years, Hermance has ridden extensively in the northeastern and northwestern
United States and Canada. He also designed and taught the New York State
Snowmobile Accident Reconstruction course given to New York State Troopers,
Forest Park Police, Sheriff's Department, and local police.
Snowmobile Accident Reconstruction #5023-V ……………$99
Topics
Covered:
- The Sport of Snowmobiling
- The Need to Emphasize Snowmobile Safety
- The Need to Emphasize Snowmobile
Accident Reconstruction & Investigation
- Snowmobile Safety
- Model Guidelines for a Snowmobile Safety Program
- Making the Weather Work for Snowmobiling
- Biomechanical Considerations, Response, Injuries,
and Tolerance to the Thoracic and Lumbar Spine
- Administration of a Snowmobile Trail System
- Liability Issues of Trail Design and Maintenance
- Trail Design and Maintenance
- Speed Enforcement
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- Breath Tests
- Snowmobile Safety Helmets
- A Review of Basic Math and Calculator Use
- A Review of Basic Physics
- Basic Snowmobile Accident Investigation
- Methodology of Snowmobile Accident Reconstruction
- Case Law Pertaining to Snowmobiling
- Snowmobile Industry Standards
- Deceleration Graphs
- Snowmobile Accident Investigation and Reconstruction
Database
- General Obligation Law Example
- DWI Detection and Field Sobriety Testing
- Glossary
- Index
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"An excellent
reference and educational tool for any attorney or law firm dealing
with litigation involving snowmobile matters."
-Hon. Wayne Lonstien, Esq., Ellenville NY
"A real
asset to the reconstruction expert Involved with snowmobile accident
reconstruction and/or Investigation."
-George Harak, Accident Reconstruction Expert, Bayville, NJ
"An excellent
reference for the state or provincial official responsible for the
administration of snowmobile trail systems, education, and law enforcement.
The latter part of the book, which deals with snowmobile accident
investigation and reconstruction, provides new and useful guidance
to the administrator dealing with civil and criminal litigation
as well as issues of liability exposure."
-Gary Homuth,
Bureau of Law Inforcement, Madison, WI
"Every
administrator, individual or organization who constructs,
maintains, and/or manages snowmobile trails needs this kind
of information. Concerns ever safety and recreational liability
make this information exceedingly important."
-Fred Putnam,
Jr., Recreation Specialist Green Mountain National Forest,
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"An
excellent reference and educational tool for any attorney
or law firm dealing with litigation involving snowmobile matters.
-Trooper William
L Johnson
Vermont State Police Safety Program
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