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Two Knives. Different Evidence. Same Report.
When identical DNA results can be the same but the evidence totally different, you need more than the DNA report alone. Two Knives. Different Evidence. Two forensic biology reports with identical reported results. Here is what both reports said: “The DNA recovered has the same profile as the defendant. This profile is greater than 100…
Read MoreWhen Procedure Lags Technology: Why DNA Sensitivity Demands New Defence Strategies
Modern DNA profiling can generate a full profile from only a few cells. That sensitivity is scientifically brilliant but is also legally dangerous. If there is any plausible route by which an innocent person’s DNA could have been deposited or moved — investigator handling, packaging, laboratory contamination — that possibility cannot simply be dismissed. Recent…
Read MoreThe Importance of Forensic Training for Professional Development
In the dynamic and ever-evolving field of forensic science, continuous professional development is paramount. At Independent Forensic Services, we recognise the critical role that specialised training plays in enhancing the skills and knowledge of forensic professionals. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of forensic training, the various types of training available, and…
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