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An Important Public Revelation
The New York Times has recently published an important article examining the current state of forensic breath alcohol testing. I provided some background, and was interviewed by the reporters on a number of occasions Since the publication of the Times articles, I had an opportunity to turn the tides, so to speak, and interview the lead reporter, Ms. Stacy Cowley, regarding their story. The full audio of the interview is available here, a Counterpoint exclusive. I participated in a panel discussion with New York Times reporter Jessica Silver Greenberg and Massachusetts attorney Joseph Bernard. The link on this page takes you to NPR's nation-wide show "1A" with host Joshua Johnson. It is well worth the time to listen.
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I don’t yet really understand the science — I’ll have to read it several times when I’m less tired. But the article lays out what I really need even if I don’t fully get the science — exactly how to expose this pseudoscience that I instinctively know it to be to a jury. Thank you Deandra Grant and Jan Semenoff. I am now assisting a great Delaware criminal defense attorney, and because of you, I should be truly useful to him, and ready to go out on my own before long. You cut years off the learning curve. Thanks again for your incredible labor of love. Lawyers without this information are handicapping themselves."
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