Reflections on variability in the blood-breath ratio of ethanol and its importance when evidential breath-alcohol instruments are used in law enforcement

Variability in the blood-breath ratio (BBR) of alcohol is important, because it relates a measurement of the blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) with the co-existing breath-alcohol concentration (BrAC). The BBR is also used to establish the statutory BrAC limit for driving from the existing statutory...

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Main Authors: Alan Wayne Jones (Author), Johnny Mack Cowan (Author)
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Published: Oxford University Press, 2020-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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