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Seats Still Available in FSCT 8230 – The Medicolegal Aspects of Alcohol

December 11, 2013 by cingram

breathalyzerThis course examines the pharmacological and physiological effects of alcohol consumption on the human body. The theoretical basis and practical applications of various technologies, both laboratory based and field use based, that are currently utilized to determine blood alcohol concentration in the body will be thoroughly reviewed. Students will be given practical training in the usage of Approved Screening Devices and Evidentiary Breath Testing Instruments.

FSCT 8230 is a great course for those interested in working in a forensic laboratory or those involved in investigations where the recognition and/or measurement of alcohol and drug impairment is required.  Furthermore, this is an excellent course for paralegals, lawyers, or others in the legal profession who would like to gain a better understanding of the actual application and interpretation of the obtained blood alcohol concentrations results within a courtroom setting.

To register, visit the course web page.

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