Forensic Awareness Webinar: Animal Forensics - What's Killing Them Isn't Making Us Stronger

We have moved our fantastic Forensic Awareness Seminar series online! 

You are invited to attend our online webinar where our experts will provide a valuable insight into Animal Forensics. 'What's Killing Them Isn't Making Us Stronger' discusses veterinary evidence in welfare and abuse cases and the link between animal and human abuse. 

Animal Forensics: What's Killing Them Isn't Making Us Stronger

6pm, 6th August 2020

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Forensic Access provides a comprehensive range of forensic services and consultancy covering all scientific disciplines, including a dedicated Animal Forensics division. In this unique joint presentation delivered by a veterinary surgeon and a forensic scientist, we will discuss how animal evidence can be applied to Defence and Prosecution investigations, involving animals and humans alike.

As almost half of all households own a pet, the evidential potential of the animal, and its surroundings, represents a significant but under-utilised source of material. Alongside acting as ‘silent witnesses’ animals may be used as weapons (both physically and emotionally) and they are gaining recognition as victims in their own right. With recent announcements to reclassify the offence to either way and increase sentences to 5 years in cases of animal cruelty, this timely Seminar will raise the awareness of the increase of these case types and the link between animal and human abuse.

To sign up for our free CPD accredited forensic awareness webinar on Thursday 6th August, please follow this link to complete the registration form.

PLEASE NOTE: The registration form on the right hand side will not sign you up to this webinar, you must click the above link to register.

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The Agenda for the evening is as follows:

Forensic Access provides a comprehensive range of forensic services and consultancy covering all scientific disciplines. Our Forensic Awareness events are fully accredited to CPD standards, however we are unable to provide this accreditation at the present time whilst we move them digitally. If this affects you, please contact info@forensic-access.co.uk to discuss your individual situation.