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Four Cases. Same Rule. Different Results.
A closer look at algorithmic inconsistency in breath alcohol testing.
8 hrs ago
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Aaron Olson
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Charles Ramsay
3
My Article Hit the 2nd Most Read Article on the Medico-Legal Journal Website
Alcohol absorption timelines matters for forensic alcohol calculations
May 13
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Aaron Olson
6
Hidden Assumption in Breath Alcohol Calibration
Why the ethanol water-to-air partition ratio matters when using wet-bath simulator solutions
May 8
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Aaron Olson
3
Can THC in Breath Prove Impairment?
Not yet. A new paper highlights progress in breath cannabinoid detection, but the forensic interpretation remains limited.
May 7
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Aaron Olson
3
March 2026
An Expired Calibrator, a Court Case, and a Bigger Problem
When forensic errors are found case by case instead of through oversight, the system is failing.
Mar 31
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Aaron Olson
4
Systematic Overreporting of BAC
How differences between mass/mass and mass/volume units produce a ~6% bias
Mar 20
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Aaron Olson
4
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One organization accredits 94% of forensic labs. That's not oversight. That's a monopoly.
Three labs. Three failures. All accredited.
Mar 16
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Aaron Olson
6
Two Papers, One Message: Transparency Matters in Forensic Science
My articles on forensic independence and toxicology testing errors are currently among the most downloaded in Forensic Science International: Synergy.
Mar 13
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Aaron Olson
4
Cognitive Bias in Forensic Toxicology
How Case Context Can Influence Scientific Results
Mar 9
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Aaron Olson
4
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February 2026
My Article Hit the Most Downloaded at Forensic Science International: Synergy
“Truth, Power, and the Crisis of Forensic Independence” is resonating across the forensic science community
Feb 20
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Aaron Olson
5
My Presentation at AAFS 2026: Errors in Toxicology Testing and the Need for Full Discovery
New Orleans, LA
Feb 16
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Aaron Olson
1
January 2026
When Science Meets the Gatekeeper: Minnesota Supreme Court Grapples With in Knapp v. Commissioner of Public Safety
Foundational Reliability, Observation Periods, and the Court’s Role as Gatekeeper
Jan 6
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Aaron Olson
6
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