Forensic alcohol analysis is the most frequently performed of all forensic laboratory testing. It is extremely important that alcohol analysis be preformed accurately and correctly and that the results are properly interpreted. Forensic toxicologists and pathologists are often called on to interpret the alcohol concentrations found in the specimens. Often, the results are deemed meaningless because samples are mishandled, equipment is incorrectly calibrated, or the results are incorrectly reported. This fifth revised ...
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Forensic alcohol analysis is the most frequently performed of all forensic laboratory testing. It is extremely important that alcohol analysis be preformed accurately and correctly and that the results are properly interpreted. Forensic toxicologists and pathologists are often called on to interpret the alcohol concentrations found in the specimens. Often, the results are deemed meaningless because samples are mishandled, equipment is incorrectly calibrated, or the results are incorrectly reported. This fifth revised edition of the original text, Medicolegal Aspects of Alcohol in Biological Specimens (1988), is designed to continue to provide you with up-to-date and authoritative information on alcohol in all aspects of its involvement in the forensic sciences. All areas in the original book have been revised and expanded and new sections have been added including chapters on prosecution and defense of DUI cases.
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