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Adjusting for Bias in Alcohol Measurements
The results of a breath, blood, or urine alcohol test should be adjusted downward when an instrument is reading high.
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A Case of the Inability to Provide a Sample—A Win for Science
A judge agreed with me that the subject was making a concerted effort to provide an adequate breath sample.
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Hands On DMT & PBT Training Coming Soon...
I've obtained a DMT and will be offering hands on training this fall.
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Implied Consent Should Include Informed Consent
There are many issues related to breath alcohol testing that disqualify a person from getting a fair breath alcohol test. Here are a few of them.
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Is It Worth Hiring An Expert Analyze Your Case?
Several recent cases have been dismissed due to my analysis of the case.
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The Importance of Barometric Pressure on Calibrating Breath Alcohol Analyzers
It is essential to use the correct barometric pressure when calibrating breath alcohol analyzers (breathalyzers).
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The Necessity of the Pretest Observation Period in Breath Alcohol Testing
A pretest observation period is essential for fair and accurate results in breath alcohol testing.
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Interfering Substances Can Push Driver's Breath Alcohol Over The Legal Limit
I analyzed a large dataset of breath samples from MN drivers. Turns out, many had substances on their breath that pushed them over the legal limit.
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