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Digital Forensics
Using Video Reconstruction to Test an Alleged Workplace Injury
26 October 2026
Discover how forensic video reconstruction and CCTV analysis helped assess an alleged workplace injury involving a cherry picker.
Using Forensic Video Reconstruction to Assess Visibility Following a Fatal Workplace Incident
19 October 2026
Discover how forensic video reconstruction, CCTV analysis and drone footage helped assess visibility following a fatal workplace incident.
Using CCTV and Forensic Video Analysis to Reconstruct a Workplace Vehicle Incident
26 August 2026
This case study demonstrates how specialist forensic video analysis and scene reconstruction can help establish the facts in complex workplace incidents, insurance claims and civil disputes.
Using forensic evidence in court – three major challenges and their solutions
3 March 2024
Forensic Access helps hundreds of prosecution and defence teams each year by supporting them through every stage of the forensic evidence provision process.
Digital forensics – delivering end-to-end support for your digital defence case
3 September 2023
Today, almost every crime involves a digital device. Learn about the value of digital forensics, and how these services can help you progress your case.
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.
Sexual assault cases: using DNA and digital evidence to strengthen your defence strategy
4 March 2022
DNA and digital evidence offer significant opportunities to support a fair trial in sexual assault cases. Which is why accurately reviewing forensic reports is crucial. Strong defence strategies rely on a thorough understanding of all the information provided and the confidence to challenge the evidence when needed. But defence solicitors face major challenges when it comes to unlocking the full potential of DNA and digital evidence, as we explore. Why you’re missing out on valuable evidential opportunities Streamlined reports have their place in the criminal justice system. They help expedite cases and minimise costs. But with less information comes the need for deeper analysis. Especially in complex sexual assault cases. For instance, your client might deny their criminal involvement though the forensic report suggests otherwise, with evidence of their DNA on the victim’s clothing. How can you defend your client’s case in this situation? It’s not usually possible to recover time-sensitive biological evidence from […]
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