Study: Portable mass spectrometers could cut drug-lab backlogs and lower per-sample costs, but legal questions remain Jamie Whelan of Illinois State University presented research showing portable mass spectrometers can screen drug evidence with detection rates close to lab results and could reduce lab workloads and per-sample costs in many scenarios; she flagged Fourth Amendment and user-bias concerns and said court-admissibility and contamination protocols still need work.

Portable mass spectrometers could revolutionize how police handle drug evidence, slashing lab backlogs and costs while raising crucial legal questions.

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