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"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. |
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Faculty Advisory Board - Chip Walls |
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Chip Walls
H Chip Walls received his B.S.
from the University of Alabama at Birmingham in
1972
during which time he was a research associate in
the Department of Chemistry. His
professional career has covered over 30 years
including over 12 years at the University
of Miami Miller School of Medicine, and 21 years
with the Alabama Department of
Forensic Sciences-Birmingham Division toxicology
section and Onondaga County Medical
Examiner's Office toxicology laboratories. His
experience encompasses post-mortem
forensic toxicology, clinical toxicology,
probation urine drug testing, and driving under
the influence cases. Currently, he is the
Technical Director of the Forensic Toxicology
Laboratory at the University of Miami, Miller
School of Medicine within the Department
of Pathology.
An active member of several toxicology
organizations, he has chaired national
committees and has organized numerous workshops
on many aspects of the principals
and practices of forensic toxicology for annual
meetings of various professional
organizations. He has been an invited speaker on
drug detection in pregnancy, the role
of toxicology in prosecuting impaired drivers,
and information resources in forensic
toxicology, marijuana, antidepressants,
anti-epileptics, psychotropic medications,
narcotics, sedative-hypnotics and alcohol. He
has had work published on such topics as
cocaine, marijuana, and benzodiazepines and
forensic toxicology in peer-reviewed
scientific journals or books, and presented at
national forensic science meetings.
He has served the Society of Forensic
Toxicologist (S.O.F.T.) as Past-President
(1997),
President (1996), Vice-President (1995), Board
of Directors (1991-1994), the Executive
Board (1995), and the Editorial Board of ToxTalk
(1994-present). In addition, he has
served on or chaired the following committees:
Driving Under the Influence of Drugs
(Chair), Meeting Resources (Chair), Joint
Committee on Education and Training in
Toxicology (JCETT) and Health/Safety. He was
S.O.F.T. Special Issue Guest Editor of
the Journal of Analytical Toxicology (1992). His
eccentricity is widely known to fellow
toxicologists concerning his collection of
information about the practice of forensic
toxicology. In 2006 he was presented the Ray
Abernathy award by the American
Academy of Forensic Sciences Toxicology section
for “Recognition of an Outstanding
Forensic Toxicology Practitioner.”
He serves as a laboratory inspector for the
National Laboratory Certification Program:
Federal Workplace Forensic Urine Drug Testing
1990 to Present (SAMSHA).
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