| When it comes to court time, the
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| | the paper he was referencing and found it
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| prosecution (police or sheriff's
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| | to be a strict instruction list on how to
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| department) will often use evidence from
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| | answer. The instructions explained to the
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| their key witness in the crime lab. The
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| | witness on what to say verbatim, not what
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| expert that provides evidence of
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| | their experience was or anything that
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| toxicology is the crime lab's
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| | they knew unique to the case.
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| blood-alcohol expert. These key
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| | If fact some of the questions where
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| witnesses, often called forensic
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| | basically saying to play dumb and state
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| toxicologists, will often go to the stand
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| | that "it's impossible to remember each
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| and describe what amount of alcohol was
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| | blood draw." This was the prosecutions
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| found in the blood, what is done to find
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| | method of putting away DUI cases without
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| this level while describing the steps in
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| | a matter of a doubt simply to make their
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| laymen's terms. They are probably the
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| | toxicologist follow along a set of
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| singe most important witness, because
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| | guidelines on what to do rather than what
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| they back up the evidence of blood
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| | they know happened during testing -- a
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| alcohol levels -- something that a
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| | true conflict and a pretty blatant case
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| breathalyzer may not do 100 percent of
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| | of dishonesty.
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| the time.
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| | Another 'Expert Witness' Gone Wrong
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| The honesty of all those in the chain of
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| | Another toxicologist was found, not to
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| evidence gathering at the police
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| | have been giving testimony with scripted
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| department is important to the case at
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| | lines, but scripting a false resume
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| hand, but recently a San Diego DUI lawyer
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| | instead. During an employee record audit
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| found the toxicologist's testimony odd
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| | at the San Diego Sheriff Department's
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| since most of his account seem to come
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| | Crime lab, it was found that an often
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| from a paper he was referring to during
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| | used key witness, Raymond Cole, had
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| questioning.
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| | falsified his resume. It was found that
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| Afterwards, San Diego attorney Cole Casey
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| | Cole's resume states that instead of
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| approached the toxicologist and asked him
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| | graduating from Berkeley in pre-med, he
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| what he was reading during the testimony.
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| | had actually graduated with a bachelor's
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| To his surprise the witness showed him
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| | in political science.
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