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wendy2004;3504757 said:I believe so. Walgren asked him if there is no number in the levels column what it meant and he answered that it means nothing was found. ND seems to be in places where there's no result.
I know a few of us looking at the AR was wondering about that. We now have our answer. The test WAS conducted, however, no # means nothing was found; not detected.
are you sure he referred to the dashes? because at prelim rogers said during cross the dashes mean the substance was not tested.
from prelim, Jan 11 2011: Witness Christopher Rogers. Cross-examination by Flanagan.
Mr. Flanagan: Now, I notice when it comes to hospital blood, that when it comes to nordiazepam, lorazepam, midazolam, ephedrine, there is just a dash there. Does it mean those substances weren't tested for in the hospital blood?
Mr. Walgren: Objection. This is beyond his area of expertise and scope.
The Court: I’ll overrule the objection. Based upon your experience, can you offer an answer or not?
The Witness: I can answer the question, yes. This would indicate that the bottom four substances were not tested in the hospital blood.