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Therapeutic Drug Ranges
How do you interpret them? In most DUI drug cases the arrestee will have a blood sample taken and sent to a crime lab for analysis. In other cases, especially accident cases, a hospital lab may have done drug testing before or during treatment. In either case, there will likely be a number reported representing the amount of drug present in the sample. What does the number mean? See the article by frequent contributor Ron Moore... |
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