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The Rise of the Second Post Mortem Desktop Review
4 March 2022
Requests for 2nd PMs from criminal defence lawyers have implications for the Coroner who must consider the needs of the family balanced with the requirements of the investigation.
Chief Coroner Post-Mortem Guidance Notes for Legal Professionals
4 March 2022
New guidance for coroners was issued by the chief coroner on the 23rd September 2019.
Interview with CCTV Forensics Expert Iain McArthur
4 March 2022
Iain McArthur has over 26 years of experience working as a forensic audio/video enhancement and transcription specialist in serious crime.
Forensic Psychology Uncovered: A Day in the Life of a Forensic Psychologist
4 March 2022
TV and cinema have shaped public misconceptions about daily life as a forensic psychologist and the invaluable part they play in the criminal justice system. To help separate fact from fiction we spoke with our team of experts about the duties, demands and rewards of working as a forensic psychologist, and here we share some of their thoughts.
Forensic Access Relaunches Specialist Training for Veterinary Surgeons and Nurses
4 March 2022
Tapping into our veterinary expertise, our bespoke Animal Forensics E-learning courses will prepare veterinary staff for forensic examination in animal abuse and welfare cases.
Dr. Brett Lockyer Unpicks the Forensic Pathology Behind Strangulation and Suicide
4 March 2022
We are a key-provider of forensic expert witness services offering quality assured and accredited forensic science across all scientific and medical disciplines in the UK and overseas.
How to Challenge Toxicology Reports
4 March 2022
Toxicology reports can help put drug levels into context by explaining how a drug is metabolised, whether the level supports therapeutic use or could fall within a fatal range, and for how long a particular drug may be detectable in a blood or urine sample.
How to Evaluate DNA Evidence: Absence of Statistical Analysis and Activity Level Reporting (Part 2)
4 March 2022
Explore Forensic DNA Profiling and consider the implication in cases with an absence of statistical analysis in a DNA Report.
Forensic Pathology and Injury Causation: Medical vs Forensic Interpretation of Injuries
4 March 2022
Forensic pathologists are capable of commenting on the nature of injury causation in the living as well as establishing the cause of death. Find out more.
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