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John Mazor writes:
Then they must get a lot of cases that go to court because that's bad science. They get a lot of cases because some people still cannot prevent themselves from drinking and driving. Those people often go to jail. There's nothing wrong with the science. You can get a non-zero reading without consuming alcohol, even with lab-grade equipment. All you have to do is prove that it's not alcohol. That's why the FAA allows up to a .02% BAC reading before flying. It should be zero. |
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Mxsmanic wrote in
: John Mazor writes: Then they must get a lot of cases that go to court because that's bad science. They get a lot of cases because some people still cannot prevent themselves from drinking and driving. Those people often go to jail. There's nothing wrong with the science. You can get a non-zero reading without consuming alcohol, even with lab-grade equipment. All you have to do is prove that it's not alcohol. That's why the FAA allows up to a .02% BAC reading before flying. It should be zero. no it souldn't moron. Besides, you don't fly so it's none of your business Bertie |
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![]() "Mxsmanic" wrote in message ... John Mazor writes: Then they must get a lot of cases that go to court because that's bad science. They get a lot of cases because some people still cannot prevent themselves from drinking and driving. Those people often go to jail. There's nothing wrong with the science. If the law will convict anyone on 0.01% BAC then the law is a ass. You can get a non-zero reading without consuming alcohol, even with lab-grade equipment. All you have to do is prove that it's not alcohol. 1. One kind of false positive doesn't involve ingestible alcohol. 2. And "consuming" is a clue to a second source of false positives. That's why the FAA allows up to a .02% BAC reading before flying. It should be zero. Nope. That would be bad science. |
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John Mazor writes:
If the law will convict anyone on 0.01% BAC then the law is a ass. Why? Because it inconveniences people who want to take drugs all the time, even while driving or flying? |
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Mxsmanic wrote in
: John Mazor writes: If the law will convict anyone on 0.01% BAC then the law is a ass. Why? Because it inconveniences people who want to take drugs all the time, even while driving or flying? Whoosh,. Well, it's pretty obvious why you don't feel the need to take drugs, anyway.. Bertie |
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