- (a) Sampling requirements. This section outlines the criteria for the collection of samples in accordance with this part.
(b) Collection of samples.
- (1) Refer to current Arkansas Code §§ 5-65-202 and 5-65-203.
- (2) Samples shall be collected as soon as feasible after an alleged offense.
(c) How to collect and handle samples.
- (1) See details under appropriate type of sample in this subpart.
(2)
- (A) Careful sampling, preservation, and handling are fundamental to accuracy.
- (B) The identity and integrity of the sample shall be maintained from the time of collection through analysis.
(3)
- (A) The Office of Alcohol Testing form shall accompany each sample of blood, urine, or other bodily fluid collected in accordance with this part.
- (B) Copies of the report will then be distributed as required and as provided by law once analysis is completed.
(d) Who may analyze samples. Samples of bodily fluid may be analyzed for alcohol content by the following:
- (1) The office; or
- (2) Any agency excluded from certification (see 5 CAR § 20-202).
- (e) Samples to be analyzed by the office. Samples to be analyzed by the office should be delivered or mailed to the appropriate address.