ZetX Court Ruling

 In September, 2022, the District Court of Larimer County, Colorado ruled against the prosecution's proposed use of ZetX/TraX generated cell coverage maps finding them unreliable and misleading. In addition, the court found that the software's proposed mathematical formula used to generate alleged coverage areas was untested, not peer reviewed, had no known error rate and the company's founder who came up with the formula was "not a credible witness." The complete ruling regarding PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO V. CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL JONES can be found HERE.

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If you are a law enforcement agency or prosecutor's office which currently uses ZetX and have questions about the issues presented by the JONES ruling, or have a pending matter involving ZetX mapping, please contact PCA for a secondary review. In addition, if you are defense or appellate counsel and desire consultation on a case involving ZetX, please fill out the request form HERE.

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PCA only uses software and methodologies that are scientifically solid, backed by peer reviewed articles and widely accepted both in the legal system as well as the relevant cellular analysis community.