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CRIMINAL FORENSICS
DWI/DUI DISCOVERY CHECKS
In recent years, headlines have exposed troubling cases of flawed—and at times fraudulent—laboratory practices. These failures don’t just compromise science; they jeopardize lives, careers, and the integrity of the justice system.
At Medusa Analytical, we believe that rigorous scientific standards must be upheld in every setting—without exception. That commitment drives our work and inspired the creation of our Medusa Preliminary Discovery Check service. Through this service, our team of seasoned scientists provides an independent, meticulous review of evidence involving blood alcohol concentration, drug and metabolite testing in biological fluids, and seized drug samples.
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By applying consensus industry standards, we help ensure that the science presented in court is accurate, reliable, and worthy of the decisions it informs.
FAQs
Are the Preliminary Discovery Checks Effective?
While there is no guarantee that there will be issues with the documentation provided by the forensics lab, we regularly encounter items that raise doubt about the validity of the analytical measurements. Our trained experts commonly uncover instances where consensus industry standards have not been followed, and these shortcomings compromise the reliability of the reported results.
What other services do you offer?
In addition to our Preliminary Discovery Check service, Medusa Analytical can provide a missing document letter for discovery information requests, blood draw video analysis reports, and also offers the option to complete a more extensive full report.
Do you provide expert witness testimony when needed?
Yes! We have courtroom seasoned experts to offer support.
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