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Blood & Chemical Testing: What you Need to Know and Why You Need to Know It / AUG 2023

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32100E_DOC

Original Program Date:

August 24, 2023

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ICLEF is pleased to bring a special CLE opportunity to those whose practices deal significantly in the arena of DUI/OWI Defense or in Civil Cases that involve physical evidence. Please join us ftwo-day, in-depth examination into the science and law relating to chemical testing, specifically blood and urine testing. Join nationally recognized chemist and laboratory data quality auditor Janine Arvizu along with Indiana criminal defense attorney and certified phlebotomist Charles Rathburn, Jr as they assemble a faculty of the country’s foremost scientists and attorneys in this challenging area. Our agenda will include discussions of both scientific depth and strong legal advocacy, including best practices within the trial preparation process.

AGENDA
Please Note: If you wish to attend DAY 1 ONLY, please be sure to select COURSE X321A

8:50 A.M.   Overview & Welcome
Charles J. Rathburn, Jr & Janine Arvizu

9:00 A.M.   One Man’s Forensic Journey
Frederic W. Whitehurst

10:00 A.M.   In the beginning: The information you need on-board to handle
DUI forensics
  Janine Arvizu & Charles J. Rathburn
- SFSTs & DREs; Breath, Blood, and Urine
- Case-specific details - Intake Checklist
- How to obtain discovery from law enforcement; government labs;
commercial labs and hospitals: MTC, SDT, FOIA, Order,
Polite Requests and Back-Channels
- What discovery to request

11:00 A.M.   Coffee Break

11:15 A.M.   The Analytical Process: the sometimes-winding path to a
reported result
- Timing
- Risks during each stage
- Special circumstances - multiple reports and re-tests
- Special circumstances – commercial labs
- Special circumstances – hospital assays

11:45 A.M.   Lunch and Learn Transition

12:00 P.M.   Voire Dire - Lunch and Learn with Robert B. Hirschhorn
Lunch provided for in-person participants by

1:15 P.M.   The Specimen and Discovery
Janine Arvizu & Charles J. Rathburn
- Demonstration!
- Collection and Storage
- Clinical vs Forensic Practice
- Issue: Syringe vs Evacuated Tube Methods
- Issue: Non-aseptic Collection
- Issue: Wrong Tube (how to tell)
- Issue: Expired Tubes (how to tell)
- Issue: Underfilled Tubes (how to tell)
- Issue: Clotted Blood (how to tell)
- Issue: Unrefrigerated for >48 hours
- Issue: GO SEE THE EVIDENCE

2:15 P.M.   Refreshment Break

2:30 P.M.   Gas Chromatography
- Chromatography Theory
- GC Hardware
- Headspace theory
- Headspace hardware
- Instrument Operation/Control

3:00 P.M.   Headspace Sample Prep and Discovery
- Analytical samples
- Handheld Pipettes
- Diluters

3:30 P.M.   Batches and Discovery - A Day in the life of a toxicology analyst…

4:30 P.M.   Adjourn, Day One

Day Two
Please Note: If you wish to attend DAY 2 ONLY, please select COURSE X321B

9:00 A.M.   Corruption of forensic drug testing: Delta-8 and Delta-9 THC
Frederic W. Whitehurst

10:00 A.M.   Method Calibration and Discovery
Janine Arvizu & Charles J. Rathburn
- CRMs
- Internal standard
- Frequency; dos and don’ts

11:00 A.M.   Coffee Break

11:15 A.M.   Metrology and Discovery
- Equipment Calibration
- Uncertainty
- Traceability

12:15 P.M.   Lunch (on your own)

1:15 P.M.   Method Validation and Discovery
- Scope
- When to validate/revalidate

1:45 P.M.   Quality Control and Discovery
- Types and purposes of QC
- Mulligans
- Original evidence: Data collection, processing, and presentation
- Manual integration

2:30 P.M.   Refreshment Break

2:45 P.M.   Quality Assurance and Discovery
- Accreditation – what it does and doesn’t mean?
  - Audits, Objectivity, and Facility Controls
  - Corrective Actions/NCRs
  - Personnel Competence
  - Meeting Minutes

3:45 P.M.   Ethical Considerations working with Blood and Chemical Evidence

4:15 P.M.   Adjourn

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