Tennessee HB2439 amends oral-fluid testing procedures for DUI investigations, requiring preservation of samples, independent retesting, and.
Tennessee HB2439 amends the state's DUI investigation procedures involving oral-fluid testing. It mandates that a portion of the oral-fluid sample be preserved for independent retesting upon request by the defendant. The state must provide preserved sample material for independent testing by an accredited laboratory selected by the defendant. Confirmatory laboratory reports and chain-of-custody documentation must be provided. The bill also requires the Department of Safety to publish and update the approved device list and minimum training and recordkeeping standards.
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