Chemical Measurement Process and The Calibration Function: How to best calibrate an instrument used in forensic science

On May 14, 2013, in Arson, Breath Testing, Chemistry, DNA, GC-FID & GC/MS, Identification, In The Courtroom, Infrared Spectroscopy, Metrology, Solid Drug Dose, by Justin J. McShane

The technical goal of any calibration related effort is t0 achieve a meaningful and valid CMP. According to The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC): Chemical Measurement Process (CMP): An analytical method of defined structure that has been brought into a state of statistical control, such that its imprecision and bias are fixed, […]

Josh D. Lee is a Vinita, Oklahoma based criminal defense attorney. He is nationally recognized as a lawyer-scientist for his expertise on forensic science related topics. He has lectured well over 100 times in 18 diﬀerent states.

Mr. Lee has been invited to lecture at the American Chemical Society (ACS) as well as the American Academy of Forensic Science (AAFS). In 2011, Josh was elected Forensic Science Co-Chairman for the Chemistry and the Law Division of the ACS. He is also an “Assistant Chromatography Instructor” for the ACS.

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