Kane,
G. The Methodological Quality of Three
Foundational Law Enforcement Drug Influence
Evaluation Validation Studies. Journal
of Negative Results in BioMedicine 2013,
12:16. doi:10.1186/1477-5751-12-16, 4
November 2013.
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Free full text pdf, at the
web site of the Journal of Negative Results
in Biomedicine |
Bigelow,
G. E., et al. Identifying Types of
Drug Intoxication: Laboratory Evaluation
of a Subject-Examination Procedure. DOT
HS 806 753, NHTSA, 1985. Aka the Johns Hopkins
DIE validation study
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1 MB,
OCRed |
Compton,
R.P. Field Evaluation of the Los Angeles
Police Department Drug Detection Program,
Report number DOT HS 807 012, Office of
Driver and Pedestrian Research, NHTSA,
1986; aka, the LAPD 173 NHTSA
Technical Report
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2.2 MB, OCRed |
Adler,
E., Burns, M. Drug Recognition Expert
(DIE) Validation Study; Final Report to
Governor's Office of Highway Safety State
of Arizona, AZ DOT,1994. Aka the
Arizona DIE validation study
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2.6 MB, OCRed |
Dr.
Jack Richman's deposition in the Vermont
civil case Sukoc v Carlson.
Dr. Richman, the police / defense expert
in this civil case, was for many years
the "medical expert" of the
International Association of Chiefs of
Police's Drug Evaluation and Classification
Program's Technical Advisory Panel. The
DECP TAP is said to keep police Drug Recognition
Expert training up to date in accordance
with the world's scientific literature.
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NHTSA
SFST and DRE Training Manuals at Washington
State Patrol. (Look on the right for Quick
Links, and DRE Forms and
Manuals.)
National
Academy of Sciences: Strengthening Forensic
Science in the United States
Innocence
Project
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