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Hassin Bin Sober

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1. Why does blood work take 6 months? Is there something special about that type of test?

Reply to Jilly_in_VA (Original post)

Tue Jun 21, 2022, 10:11 AM

Jun 2022

I just had blood work done at noon and had results uploaded to my chart by midnight.

This is not the first case I’ve seen where it took months for the blood tests to exonerate an innocent person.

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Blood test shows woman charged with DUI/felony child neglect was sober at time of arrest [View all] Jilly_in_VA Jun 2022 OP

Why does blood work take 6 months? Is there something special about that type of test? Hassin Bin Sober Jun 2022 #1

it doesnt. it just doesnt. mopinko Jun 2022 #4

Toxicology takes longer Jilly_in_VA Jun 2022 #5

This happened to a buddy about ten years ago Sympthsical Jun 2022 #2

In her case there was no observed moving violation exboyfil Jun 2022 #14

If TN is like CO your keys only need be in the ignition. gldstwmn Jun 2022 #27

Same In Illinois ProfessorGAC Jun 2022 #32

Yeap. Friend of mine got busted that way. Xolodno Jun 2022 #34

FTP, fuck the system and fuck the carceral state. WhiskeyGrinder Jun 2022 #3

Field sobriety tests should never be the deciding factor Hav Jun 2022 #6

Don't ever submit to a field sobriety test exboyfil Jun 2022 #13

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Jun 2022 #18

K&R for exposure ck4829 Jun 2022 #7

I figured it was Missouri. Cracklin Charlie Jun 2022 #8

These bits jumped out at me irisblue Jun 2022 #9

I'd rethink the "not suing" decision. These cases are what suits are made for. Nt oldsoftie Jun 2022 #21

I hope she does. The daycare worker and the cops hurt her kid & her. irisblue Jun 2022 #22

Yeah EndlessWire Jun 2022 #29

Sleep deprived and medicated for ADHD IronLionZion Jun 2022 #10

Never do any of the field sobriety tests (physical or blow) exboyfil Jun 2022 #11

I wouldn't have even disclosed the medication. gldstwmn Jun 2022 #28

Something like this was the basis for a major scandal in Houston cab67 Jun 2022 #12

This is what "freedom" in the USA looks like. nt TeamProg Jun 2022 #15

The first thing I would do is ask my doctor to order out a drug test on me. LiberalArkie Jun 2022 #16

They can ruin your life just by accusing you of something. MoriaeEncomium Jun 2022 #17

This is horrible. Snackshack Jun 2022 #19

Time for a lawsuit. Old Crank Jun 2022 #20

+1, unprofessional PDs' are defunding their cities uponit7771 Jun 2022 #24

nicely put stopdiggin Jun 2022 #25

You would think someone would get tired of it. gldstwmn Jun 2022 #30

right ?! uponit7771 Jun 2022 #31

And she isn't sueing? flying_wahini Jun 2022 #23

Does Tennessee not utilize breathalyzers? Also I hope she reconsiders filing suit. gldstwmn Jun 2022 #26

Don't just leave the state. Sue them Demovictory9 Jun 2022 #33