WEBINAR
Join us for a live CPD webinar on Tuesday 26th August that dives into all areas of alcohol testing. You’ll learn which test is best for any particular setting, whether that’s hair, blood, or SCRAM.
On Demand
Duration: 60 mins
Audience
Family Law Solicitors
Local Authorities
When testing for alcohol in family law settings, it’s important to know the latest tests available and how they differ from older methods.
In the case of blood testing, older tests include CDT, LFT and MCV, which are indirect markers of alcohol consumption. These are influenced by factors such as smoking, liver disease, medications, and genetics. PEth, by contrast, is a direct marker, increasingly regarded as the preferred method of blood testing.
Hair strand tests are another robust method for measuring alcohol consumption, but they carry important limitations that we will cover in detail. Finally, SCRAM. Is it the best and easiest method of measuring abstinence — and what lengths do subjects go to in an effort to defeat the device?
<p>You’ll learn when to use which test to measure alcohol consumption — based on the time frame and context you want to explore.</p>
<p>Using recent research and published cases, we’ll show you when PEth, EtG, and EtPa have been successfully deployed.</p>
<p>Receive a certificate of attendance upon completing this webinar: Masterclass: Alcohol Testing for Family Law Proceedings.</p>
<p>You’ll hear directly from a toxicology team with over 20 years’ combined experience in the legal space.</p>
<p>Fulfil your continuing professional development (CPD) requirements while gaining practical knowledge on alcohol testing for family law.</p>
<p>Engage in a live Q&A session where you can ask specific questions about alcohol testing, including how it can be used in your current cases.</p>