Comments on: Woman Apparently Drives With .708 Blood Alcohol Content https://winbackyourlife.org/woman-apparently-drives-with-708-blood-alcohol-content/ Survive Your Michigan DUI Arrest - CALL (248) 306-9159 for your FREE case review Fri, 19 Nov 2010 22:14:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: pbarone https://winbackyourlife.org/woman-apparently-drives-with-708-blood-alcohol-content/comment-page-1/#comment-1013 pbarone Wed, 30 Dec 2009 23:38:07 +0000 https://winbackyourlife.org/?p=1113#comment-1013 Re: Michigan DUI Help - New comment requires moderation on: Woman Apparently Drives With .708 Blood Alcohol Content <p>Approve<br /> <br /> <br /></p> Re: Michigan DUI Help – New comment requires moderation on: Woman Apparently Drives With .708 Blood Alcohol Content

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]]> By: Brad Schreiber https://winbackyourlife.org/woman-apparently-drives-with-708-blood-alcohol-content/comment-page-1/#comment-1011 Brad Schreiber Wed, 30 Dec 2009 23:34:30 +0000 https://winbackyourlife.org/?p=1113#comment-1011 Part II: Presently, SD utilizes 6 ml BD vacutainers. These tubes contain 15 mg of Sodium Fluoride (preservative) along with Potassium Oxalate (preservative). At full draw the amount of preservative in the blood sample will be approximately 0.25% of the sample. The NCCLS recommends 1.0%; thus the blood samples in SD contain an insufficient amount of preservative to prevent fermentation which can lead to the production of alcohol. This issue has become apparent in the last year. One case has been tried to a jury in SD by George Johnson, Gregory SD, a premier SD DUI attorney and resulted in a Not Guilty verdict. Dr. Robert Lantz, Rocky Mtn. Labs Ft. Collins, Colo. was the defense expert in that case. In all likelihood, the blood sample in the Rapid City case will also contain an insufficient amount of preservative. This could also explain the extraordinary high BAC. Part II: Presently, SD utilizes 6 ml BD vacutainers. These tubes contain 15 mg of Sodium Fluoride (preservative) along with Potassium Oxalate (preservative). At full draw the amount of preservative in the blood sample will be approximately 0.25% of the sample. The NCCLS recommends 1.0%; thus the blood samples in SD contain an insufficient amount of preservative to prevent fermentation which can lead to the production of alcohol. This issue has become apparent in the last year. One case has been tried to a jury in SD by George Johnson, Gregory SD, a premier SD DUI attorney and resulted in a Not Guilty verdict. Dr. Robert Lantz, Rocky Mtn. Labs Ft. Collins, Colo. was the defense expert in that case. In all likelihood, the blood sample in the Rapid City case will also contain an insufficient amount of preservative. This could also explain the extraordinary high BAC.

]]> By: Brad Schreiber https://winbackyourlife.org/woman-apparently-drives-with-708-blood-alcohol-content/comment-page-1/#comment-1010 Brad Schreiber Wed, 30 Dec 2009 23:33:52 +0000 https://winbackyourlife.org/?p=1113#comment-1010 I am a criminal defense/DUI lawyer in SD and very familiar with the chemist and testing procedures utilized. In all likelihood there has not been a confirming test or retest of the blood sample. IF there is a confirming test it probably will not be done until the chemist is certain that the case will go to trial and then it will be conducted a day or two before trial. I agree with everything else which has been stated in your blog and would add the following. See the next comment. I am a criminal defense/DUI lawyer in SD and very familiar with the chemist and testing procedures utilized. In all likelihood there has not been a confirming test or retest of the blood sample. IF there is a confirming test it probably will not be done until the chemist is certain that the case will go to trial and then it will be conducted a day or two before trial. I agree with everything else which has been stated in your blog and would add the following. See the next comment.

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