Updated on March 24th, 2021 at 07:02 pm
Understanding Wisconsin Blood Testing Results
Forensic Chromatography is the science of determining the amount of alcohol in a Wisconsin DUI/OWI blood sample. Wisconsin DUI Defense Attorney Nathan J. Dineen recently graduated from the Forensic Chromatography course in Chicago, Illinois. Forensic Chromatography is a hands-on four-day course on understanding the theory and practical science behind a blood sample, hands-on use of the blood sample testing machine (a chromatograph), interpreting the results from the machine (a chromatogram), and determining the accuracy of a blood test.
Attorney Nathan Dineen is one of only two hundred attorneys nationwide and one of six attorneys from Wisconsin to graduate from the Forensic Chromatography Course.
The Gas Chromatograph Machine that runs Wisconsin DUI/OWI Blood Test Samples
Gas Chromatography (GC) is the scientific process used to determine what your blood alcohol concentration is. It is essentially the science of taking a blood sample and figuring out two things: 1. What is in your blood (ethanol or alcohol) and 2. How much ethanol is in your blood? Rather than being lectured on the basics of the chromatograph and the general theories, Attorney Nathan Dineen has actual hands-on experience calibrating the machine, running blood samples, and manipulating the results.
Preparing A Wisconsin DUI/OWI Blood Test for Blood Alcohol Concentration Analysis
Wisconsin DUI Defense Attorney Nathan Dineen tirelessly fights against inaccurate in Wisconsin DUI blood testing. Contact Attorney Dineen at 1-877-384-6800 to fight your blood test results. Attorney Nathan Dineen practices 100% DUI Defense in Wisconsin. He is Available 24/7 and offers a Free Case Review at any of his offices located in Milwaukee, Germantown, West Bend, Appleton, and Sister Bay.
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