davidmcbeth
Banned
http://www.houstonchronicle.com/new...ul-drug-convictions-identified-in-8382474.php
The $2 roadside tests, which officers use to help establish probable cause for an arrest, cannot be used at trial as evidence under Texas law.
How can a test that not admissible be used to establish PC? That's crazy.
Currently, I am examining my state lab's criminal lab testing methods and validation studies and have found issues with every one I have completed an examination of....big enough issues to make the test results unreliable IMO.
The $2 roadside tests, which officers use to help establish probable cause for an arrest, cannot be used at trial as evidence under Texas law.
How can a test that not admissible be used to establish PC? That's crazy.
Currently, I am examining my state lab's criminal lab testing methods and validation studies and have found issues with every one I have completed an examination of....big enough issues to make the test results unreliable IMO.
