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Potential False Positive Alcohol Readings on SCRAM Devices
Potential False Positive Alcohol Readings on SCRAM Devices

There are several different devices that test for alcohol concentration. As a Kansas criminal defense attorney I regularly deal with these instruments. For example, there are times when I have to explain a false positive on an ignition interlock device, Intoxilyzer 9000, ...

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