The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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Page 167
... alcohol level of 85 mg./100 ml . " - A Special Committee of the British Medical Association summarising in Relation of Alcohol to Road Accidents the research work of Coldwell , Penner and others : the research work being re- ported in ...
... alcohol level of 85 mg./100 ml . " - A Special Committee of the British Medical Association summarising in Relation of Alcohol to Road Accidents the research work of Coldwell , Penner and others : the research work being re- ported in ...
Page 328
... Alcohol and intoxication have long been con- sidered a major factor in road accident causation . The problem of the intoxicated driver has be- come increasingly acute until today it has come to be evaluated as the most important single ...
... Alcohol and intoxication have long been con- sidered a major factor in road accident causation . The problem of the intoxicated driver has be- come increasingly acute until today it has come to be evaluated as the most important single ...
Page 329
... alcohol consumed is oxidised within the body , whilst only 10 percent is eliminated unchanged . Thus by these natural processes , alcohol is metabolised from the body resulting in a decrease in the blood alcohol concentration by about ...
... alcohol consumed is oxidised within the body , whilst only 10 percent is eliminated unchanged . Thus by these natural processes , alcohol is metabolised from the body resulting in a decrease in the blood alcohol concentration by about ...
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