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Toronto Lawyer Stephen Biss Explains Effects of RFI from Cell Phones

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Mississauga Toronto Ontario lawyer Stephen R. Biss speaks about the effect of cell phones on the reliability of the evidentiary breath instruments used in Ontario Canada. Radio frequency interference from a transmitting Nokia 3500 cell phone causes an app

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Toronto Lawyer Stephen Biss Explains Effects of RFI from Cell Phones

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