Focused forensic insight from practising experts

Presented by Mike Wheelhouse, Reporting Forensic Scientist: Biology at Forensic Access, this webinar explores how textile damage can be examined and interpreted to support case reconstruction and clarify disputed events.

Hosted by Edward Wallace, Head of Firearms at Forensic Access, this webinar provides practical insight into firearm examination, classification and identification. Edward has over 27 years’ experience and has given evidence in more than 200 trials.

Presented by Alan Gore, Fingerprint Consultant, this webinar explores how fingerprint evidence is assessed, interpreted and reviewed in forensic casework, including its strengths, limitations and role in supporting robust forensic conclusions.

In this CPD-accredited webinar, Dr Sarah Jacob (Consultant Forensic Scientist) provides a practical and detailed introduction to footwear mark evidence and how it can support criminal investigations and legal proceedings.

This webinar explores how streamlined forensic reports (SFRs) are produced and used in practice, the impact of fragmented forensic services on evidence quality and case outcomes​​​​​​​ as well as real case examples where SFRs failed to reflect evidential complexity​​​​​​​.

This webinar combines the perspective of 2 experts, James Beard (Forensic Scientist: Biology) and Carl Osborne (Head of Digital Investigation at IntaForensics). Together, our experts discuss the ‘gold standard’ of forensic evidence with the ‘new technologies’ to explore evidence opportunities.

This webinar is delivered by experts at IntaForensics. The Head of Technical Delivery, Jake Blythe and Principal Mobile Forensic Analyst, Ahzim Mir discuss the evidential opportunities that drones present in a digital forensics investigation.

This webinar highlights best techniques to use in finding blood at a crime scene, whilst understanding the limitations of different techniques. It aims to show a greater understanding of the role of a Forensic Scientist: Biology as they interpret and assess blood patterns in a criminal investigation.

This webinar is hosted by expert Senior Cell Site Analyst and Digital Investigator, Jo Worrow, who shares her vast experience working on hundreds of criminal investigations and provides insight into the benefits and limitations in a cell site analysis investigation.

This webinar is hosted by our Home Office Pathologist expert, Dr Stuart Hamilton, who delivers valuable insight on the nature and causation of injuries, both in cases of the living and the deceased.

This unique presentation is hosted by our expert Forensic Scientist: Biology, who provides valuable insight into DNA; the basic principles; complex interpretation considerations such as transfer and persistence; and the overall investigation process; including SFRs.

This webinar is hosted by IntaForensics’ Digital Investigation Manager, Simon Young, who covers a range of topics relating to digital investigation, including the types and challenges of digital evidence as well as valuable techniques vital for current casework.

This webinar is presented by our Forensic Collision Consultant, Chris Goddard, who has more than 26 years of experience working on hundreds of cases, including much major crime, predominantly dangerous driving and driving without due care and attention.

This webinar is hosted by our expert Forensic Scientist: Biology, Clare Jarman, who provides valuable insight into the types of evidence available in cases with sexual and physical assaults including body fluids and their analysis and interpretation.

Utilising his years of practical experience in the field, our Forensic Drug Consultant, Ryan Francis, hosts this webinar to discuss the role a forensic scientist plays in the field of forensic drugs, along with an overview of relevant legislation and types of testing encountered.

This webinar is hosted by our Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist, Dr Peter McAllister, who covers a range of topics relating to forensic psychiatry, including the difference between the role of a psychiatrist and psychologist, what to expect from an expert witness you instruct and how to get the best out of that instruction for your client.