Mastering Masking

On-Demand Webinar: Mastering Masking

120-minute presentation

CLE: 2 Credit Hours

Cost: Free 

Federal and most state law prohibits the “Masking” of convictions. Misconceptions continue to persist surrounding this statute’s mandate requiring the reporting of CDL/CMV violations and convictions and prosecutors’ discretion to negotiate these cases.

This online training course, developed by national experts in cooperation with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, the National District Attorneys Association’s National Traffic Law Center, and the National Center for State Courts, is for new and practicing prosecutors, as well as other traffic safety professionals who desire to learn more about the legal and ethical consequences of plea negotiations involving commercial driver’s license (CDL) cases. This FREE training course is designed to equip prosecutors with the knowledge, information, and confidence necessary to effectively prosecute CDL and/or large commercial motor vehicle (CMV) cases. The course walks the learner through a first-person simulation of prosecuting the fictional traffic case of a CDL holder. The training uses a case file, interactive exercises, document mock-ups, and avatar voiceovers to bring the course content to life.

Completion of all slides of the content module along with successfully passing a knowledge assessment quiz earns the learner a certificate of completion. This training is self-paced, allowing the learner to move at their own pace to complete the content module in one sitting or via multiple sessions. Estimated time for course completion: approx. 1.5 – 2 hours.

NOTE: Consult the FAQ page for helpful instructions prior to starting this course.

Course module topics include:

Convictions

Masking and Ethics

Disqualification

Content

Pre-Assessment

Course Module

Final Assessment

Course Evaluation

Completion Rules

All units must be completed

Leads to a certification with a duration: Forever

CLE

Attendees should check the CLE tab for updates on which jurisdictions have approved the course for CLE credit. General questions or additional information regarding CLE credit can be directed to cle@ndaajustice.org.

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS?

Please contact NTLC Senior Attorney, Jim Camp.

2023 Course Approved CLE States: Mastering Masking

For any questions or the course activity number, please contact cle@ndaajustice.org.

Alabama – 2.00 CLE Credits (.70 which is Ethics)

California – Pending state approval

Colorado – 2.00 CLE Credits (.80 which is Ethics)

Delaware – 2.00 CLE Credits (.50 which is Ethics)

Florida – 2.00 CLE Credits (.50 which is Ethics)

Georgia – 2.00 CLE Credits (.50 which is Ethics)

Hawaii – 2.00 CLE Credits (.50 which is Ethics)

Idaho – 2.00 CLE Credits (0.75 which is Ethics) 

Indiana – 2.00 CLE Credits (.70 which is Ethics)

Iowa – 2.00 CLE Credits (.50 which is Ethics)

Kansas – 2.00 CLE Credits (.50 which is Ethics)

Kentucky – 2.00 CLE Credits (.50 which is Ethics)

Louisiana – 2.00 CLE Credits (.67 which is Ethics) 

Maine – Pending state approval

Minnesota – 1.50 CLE Credits 

Mississippi – Pending state approval

Montana – 2.00 CLE Credits (.75 which is Ethics)

Nebraska – 2.00 CLE Credits 

Nevada – 2.00 CLE Credits

New Jersey – 2.40 CLE Credits (1.00 which is Ethics)

New Mexico – 1.90 CLE Credits (.60 which is Ethics) 

North Carolina – 2.00 CLE Credits (.50 which is Ethics)

Ohio – 2.00 CLE Credits (.75 which is Ethics)

Oregon – 1.50 CLE Credits (0.50 which is Ethics) 

Pennsylvania – 2.00 CLE Credits 

South Carolina – 2.00 CLE Credits (.67 which is Ethics)

Tennessee – 2.00 CLE Credits

Texas – 2.00 CLE Credits (.50 which is Ethics)

Utah – Pending state approval

Vermont – 2.00 CLE Credits

Virginia – 2.00 CLE Credits

Washington – Pending state approval

West Virginia – Denied

Wyoming – 2.75 CLE Credits (.75 which is Ethics)

Technical Requirements

• Computer Platform: This training website and all course materials are accessible from most connected devices capable of accessing the internet, including most computers, tablets, and mobile devices. The optimum user experience is likely to be had via computer.
• Web Browser: This training website and all course materials are supported by most modern web browsers. Where individual user discretion is allowed, Google Chrome is the preferred web browser for providing the greatest user experience.
• Additional Applications: Course Certificates as well as some training materials are provided in PDF format and require access to Adobe Reader or a web browser or other application capable of opening PDF documents.

Pop-Up Windows

• Some training modules in our courses may open up in a pop-up window or new browser window. Be sure to disable any pop-up blocking on your web browser prior to beginning your training.
• Helpful Tip: Maximize the module pop-up window to fill your monitor's full screen for increased size and readability.
• Note: Only one module pop-up window may be open at a time. Close module pop-up windows by either clicking the "x" out button on the pop-up browser window, or by clicking the "exit" button on the course module's main menu.

How to Sign Up

Please note, the recommended browser to complete your registration is Google Chrome. To register follow these steps:

1. Locate the desired course and click Register.
2. Select Complete Registration Now or Add to Cart and Complete Registration Later to continue shopping and checkout via the cart when ready. Note: Your spot in a class is not reserved until you complete the checkout process.
3. Enter your information and click Place My Order.
4. Click Printable Receipt on the Registration Complete page to print your receipt. You can access course information and handouts from this page.

I am not a member of NDAA. Can I access courses and recordings through this platform?

Yes. You may browse available content such as webinars and courses. You will need to create a free NDAA profile (if you do not already have one) in order to register for a webinar or course, or to access on-demand recordings. Most content is available at a lower cost for NDAA members, so you may want to consider joining NDAA to take advantage of this member benefit.

Certificates

Certificates are awarded to learners who complete the training course. Upon successful completion of all course requirements, which depending on the requirements for the course, may include viewing of slides, completion of modules and/or quizzes, or the submission of assignments, you will have access to the last module which allows you to download your certificate or print your PDF certificate. If the state you practice in is not pre-approved, please download the 'General Certificate.'

If you already completed the course and looking to download your certificate, please reach out to Project Coordinator, Courtney Jan to verify your course completion and she will send your certificate. 

Started the course already?

If you started the course in our previous platform, please note you will need to restart the course in our new platform.

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS?

Please contact NTLC Staff Attorney, Jim Camp.