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"I love this program!  It allows me to communicate with defense attorneys and prosecutors with numbers and graphics in my hand!  This goes a long way toward getting plea agreements and cases settled without a trial" --

"BAC Tracker software has caused me to change the way in which I report alcohol use in medico-legal reports" -- Dr. Edward Ogden, Victoria, Australia.

"Expert witnesses involved in litigation arising from alcohol consumption will find BAC Tracker to be very useful" -- Michael D. Corbett, Ph.D, Omaha, Nebraska, USA.

"In conjunction with our continuing research, BAC Tracker has provided additional corroboration of our internal methods in the assessment of DUI cases" -- Analytical Research Laboratories, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA.

"BAC Tracker allows me to evaluate potential new cases, better understand my client's case, prepare for trial and when possible, use in trial" -- Patrick Barone, Barone Defense Firm, Birmingham, Michigan, USA.

Ted Vosk, JD

Kicked out of his house as a teenager, Ted lived on the streets, homeless, for the better part of four years. Eventually tiring of his situation, he gained admittance to Eastern Michigan University where he was named a national Goldwater Scholar before graduating with honors in Theoretical Physics and Mathematics. Thereafter Ted entered the Ph.D. program in Physics at Cornell University before moving on to Harvard Law School where he obtained his JD. Since law school, Ted has been a prosecutor, public defender, the Acting Managing Director of a National Science Foundation Science and Technology Center at the University of Washington and Vice President of Celestial North, an organization dedicated to teaching astronomy to the public and which was awarded the Out of This World Award for Excellence in Astronomy Outreach by Astronomy Magazine.

Ted is currently a legal and science writer, criminal defense attorney, and legal/forensic consultant. A member of the prestigious American Academy of Forensic Sciences and Mensa, he has written, broadcast, presented and taught around the country on topics ranging from string theory to the doctrine of constitutional separation of powers. He has been part of some of the most significant DUI cases over the past decade and leads the fight against substandard science which has led to significant scientific reforms in forensic laboratories. For his work, he received the President’s Award from the Washington Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Certificate of Distinction from the Washington Foundation for Criminal Justice. Ted is currently fighting the use of forensic results that fail to include their associated uncertainty. He has been published in multiple treatises on DUI law and legal periodicals including The Champion, and is currently authoring a text on Forensic Metrology for CRC Press.

Ted lives in Washington with his wife Kris. Whether it's chasing down active volcanoes, sky or scuba diving, white water rafting or simply sharing a sunset in the mountains, the two of them strive to suck every last ounce of marrow from life. Quiet moments are often spent doing astronomy or photography or with their dog and cats.