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I’m honored and thrilled to share that I have been selected to give an oral presentation at the upcoming American Chemical Society conference.
My presentation is titled:
Forensic blood and breath alcohol unit inconsistency: Unit conversio...
When I first started thinking about putting together a one-day DWI Boot Camp, I knew there was a need for something more practical than the typical lecture-based CLE.
I just did not know how quickly people would respond to it.
The course...
Most of my work involves helping attorneys evaluate toxicology evidence in each case.
That usually means reviewing breath, blood, or urine testing, identifying potential issues, and explaining the results.
Now I am opening that training u...
Image credit: Katelyn Moore
Breath alcohol testing depends on a basic assumption: contamination-free sampling.
The sample being measured must come from the breath, not from stomach alcohol or other sources.
That assumption is not always...
In our latest paper, published in Forensic Science International: Synergy, we looked at algorithmic inconsistencies in the DataMaster DMT
The paper is titled: Same pattern, different result: Algorithmic inconsistency in breath alcohol test...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Forensic toxicology consultant.
Minnesota criminal defense attorney. The state’s only ABA Board-Certified DWI Defense Lawyer. Writing where law, science, and justice converge.
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