Articles

15 September 2026

Choosing the right expert witness can have a significant impact on the outcome of a criminal case. Whether the evidence relates to forensic biology, digital evidence, pathology, psychiatry or another specialist discipline, instructing an expert with the appropriate knowledge and experience helps ensure that the scientific or technical matters are considered thoroughly and objectively.

28 August 2026

Understanding when biological evidence should be challenged helps criminal defence solicitors, barristers and other legal professionals evaluate forensic evidence and ensure it is presented fairly, accurately and in the context of the wider case.

23 June 2026

For many students, an interest in forensic science begins with the cases they see in TV dramas, documentaries or films. But the reality of forensic casework is often more complex, more detailed and more varied than it appears on screen.

13 April 2026

Textiles are part of almost every aspect of daily life, and as such they often become silent witnesses to violent events. Yet textile damage analysis is sometimes underestimated in comparison to higher profile evidence types such as DNA.

23 January 2026

Did you know that fingerprint evidence can include more than prints of your fingers? Working with a fingerprint expert can add huge value to your legal team.

20 January 2026

The University of Greenwich has partnered with Forensic Access Ltd, marking the start of a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing opportunities for students.

3 August 2025

Blood Pattern Analysis (BPA) provides vital insights into the dynamics of violent crimes. Clare Jarman, Forensic Scientist: Biology at Forensic Access delves into the methodologies, applications, and challenges of BPA in criminal investigations in our recent webinar.

3 February 2025

In the field of forensic science, drug analysis stands as a cornerstone in the pursuit of justice. Read this article for expert insights into legal applications.