The records are grouped by serial number, year, and month. Click here to review the Subject Test Inquiry for the Intoxilyzer The records show the explanation sent from Alcohol Test Program Staff Member to individual breath test operator including when the FDLE requires additional re-training or removal of I from service. You can not rely on FDLE to post all of the relevant documents. You should also file a PRR with FDLE and the agency seeking any documentation about the breath test machine used in your case to see if anything is missing.
After reviewing the subject test electronic data in step one, you can determine the date of the last agency inspection. You should then download this information to look at all agency inspections for at least a year prior to the date your client was tested. You also want to periodically check the results each month thereafter to find out whether any problems with the machine occurred after your client was tested by finding the electronic data for the Monthly Agency Inspection Tests for the Intoxilyzer Many of the Form 40 discovery copies maintained by the agency are also published on the FDLE website — Form 40 Monthly Inspections or you can obtain the documents through a public record request to the agency.
Other information can be obtained by looking at the subject test data, including the amount of air blown into the machines for each test. A valid sample requires a minimum of 1. One of the easiest ways to find statistical abnormalities for a particular Intoxilyzer machine is to look at the monthly and yearly reports summarizing the statistical data for error or exception message reports. You can also email FDLE to get the Global and Alcohol Testing Profiles of the officers involved in the case, the agency inspector, and the breath test operator.
You can also request the Transaction Archive Reports for each of these employees. FDLE maintains these logs for five years. In addition to the discovery of the version Florida Law requires that the software be evaluated and approved before use in evidentiary breath testers.
The currently approved software is version However, there are believed to be at least 6 different revisions to the Whether any currently in use Intoxilyzer have an unapproved version of the software is unknown at this point. Rock on Mr. Your email address will not be published.
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The Florida legislature repealed the portion of the law that provided HRS with the power to promulgate rules when it amended Section That amendment transferred the responsibility to the Department of Law Enforcement which first promulgated rules in The iteration of Rule 11D Under the rules, the Department of Law Enforcement included a savings clause to allow breath test technicians to continue to use their permits issued under the HRS rules.
In , the Transition Clause was repealed and the rules were amended.
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