Abstract
This report outlines recommendations resulting from the Criminal Justice Summit on Impaired Driving, convened November 2002, by NHTSA and the National Criminal Justice Association. The Summit was held to identify gaps, problems and challenges in the criminal justice system in the handling of impaired drivers, and to assess solutions and strategies for increasing effectiveness in the enforcement, prosecution and adjudication phases of impaired driving cases. The Summit was designed to achieve the most comprehensive and identifiable challenges facing the system as a whole and the most innovative and inclusive solutions to making the system more effective and efficient. (Author/publisher)