When to use this worksheet
Use this worksheet to organize blood-draw and laboratory records for legal review. It does not provide instructions for changing, avoiding, or defeating a test.
Fields to record
- Collection date/time and location
- Person or facility identified as collecting the sample
- Lab report and reported analytes
- Chain-of-custody or transfer records obtained lawfully
- Any medical-treatment bloodwork that counsel says is relevant
- Officer report and warrant/consent paperwork if present
Questions to take to counsel
- Which sample and report are tied to the charged case?
- What timestamps matter to the legal timeline?
- Are source records, chain records, or lab documentation missing?
- What evidentiary questions require a qualified lawyer or expert?
Keep the source document
Write down the source of each date or fact and keep the original notice, report, receipt, or agency confirmation. A worksheet is an organizer, not a substitute for a filing, court appearance, or legal advice.