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Medical-Legal
Aspects of Alcohol

Fourth Edition

Edited by James C. Garriott, Ph.D.

8 1/2" x 11", casebound, 462 pages

2003, Lawyers and Judges

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This book teaches you how to litigate cases that involve alcohol.

Forensic alcohol analysis is without question the most frequently performed of all analyses in forensic laboratories, and likewise is the most commonly used laboratory result in courts of law. Alcohol-related litigation most frequently pertains to arrests of drinking drivers, but also includes industrial accidents as well as other public transport accidents.

 Medical-Legal Aspects of Alcohol, now in its fourth edition, has been a classic text on the forensic science of alcohol for the last fifteen years. The new edition has been revised and updated and includes a new chapter dealing with alcohol's effects on the driver written by Dr. Herbert Moskowitz, a leading authority in this field. Chapters on the subject of pharmacology and toxicology, disposition of alcohol in the body, psychomotor performance, test procedures, postmortem testing, workplace testing specimen handling, quality assurance in the laboratory and legal aspects have been revised and updated to provide current information. The authors include some of the foremost scientists in the field of alcohol research in the world.

Topics covered include:

Alcohol and the law
Biochemistry and physiology of alcohol
Blood, urine, and other fluid and tissue specimens for alcohol analyses
Analysis for alcohol in postmortem specimens
Computer tools for body alcohol evaluation
Breath as a specimen for analysis for ethanol and other low molecular weight alcohols and much more

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Detailed Table of Contents

Medicolegal Aspects of Alcohol, Fourth Edition
Edited by James C. Garriott


Chapter 1: The Chemistry of Alcoholic Beverages
Bill H. McAnalley, Ph.D.

Chapter 2: Pharmacology and Toxicology of Ethyl Alcohol
James C. Garriott, Ph.D.

Chapter 3: Disposition and Fate of Ethanol in the Body
A.W. Jones, Ph.D., D.Sc.

Chapter 4: The Biochemistry and Physiology of Alcohol: Applications to Forensic Science and Toxicology
A. W. Jones, Ph.D., D.Sc.

Chapter 5: Blood, Urine and Other Fluid and Tissue Specimens for Alcohol Analyses
Yale H. Caplan, Ph.D. and Bruce A. Goldberger, Ph.D.

Chapter 6: Analysis for Alcohol in Postmortem Specimens
James C. Garriott, Ph.D.

Chapter 7: Breath as a Specimen for Analysis for Ethanol and Other Low-Molecular-Weight Alcohols
Morton F. Mason, Ph.D. and Kurt M. Dubowski, Ph.D.

Chapter 8: Methods for Breath Analysis
Patrick Harding. B.S.

Chapter 9: Methods for Fluid Analysis
Richard F. Shaw, B.S.

Chapter 10: Quality Assurance
Barbara J. Basteyns and Graham R. Jones, Ph.D.

Chapter 11: Collection and Storage of Specimens for Alcohol Analysis
William H. Anderson, Ph.D.

Chapter 12: Reporting of Laboratory Results
James C. Garriott, Ph.D.

Chapter 13: Alcohol Effects and Driver Impairment
Herbert Moskowitz, Ph.D.

Chapter 14: Epidemiological Basis of Alcohol-Induced Psychomotor Performance Impairment (PMPI)
Barbara R. Manno, Ph.D. and Joseph E. Manno, Ph.D.

Chapter 15. Experimental Basis of Psychomotor Performance Impairment
Joseph E. Manno, Ph.D. and Barbara R. Manno, Ph.D.

Chapter 16: Alcohol and the Law: The Legal Framework of Scientific Evidence and Expert Testimony
Boris Moczula

Chapter 17: Prosecution of Driving-under-the-Influence Cases
Jerry Landau

Chapter 18: Defense of Driving-under-the-Influence Cases
William C. Head

Chapter 19: The Role and Responsibilities of an Expert Witness
Theodore F. Shults, J.D. and Yale H. Caplan, Ph.D.

Chapter 20: Alcohol Testing in the Workplace
Kurt M. Dubowski, Ph.D. and Yale H. Caplan, Ph.D.

Index