Evidence and Admissibility Part 2

Evidence and Admissibility Part 2.In the first discussion on Evidence and Admissibility that appeared in Part 1 there was reference made to the International standards ISO17025 and ISO17020 and their proposed use as laboratory standards suited to forensics and evidence - http://trewmte.blogspot.com/2010/06/evidence-and-admissibility-part-1.html . In Part 2 further reference is made to ISO17025,

Forensic Science Regulator Report

Forensic Science Regulator Report.Did you read this document from the Forensic Science Regulator dated July 2009?.Online Google Document:http://docs.google.com/gview?a=v&q=cache:byViwdsmrFQJ:police.homeoffice.gov.uk/publications/operational-policing/practitioner-reg-summary%3Fview%3DBinary+Practitioner+Registration+Consultation+Responses+Summary&hl=en&gl=uk&sig=AFQjCNF-6wcm-lxTM8_

What is happening with Digital Forensics UK

What is happening with Digital Forensics UK.For those of you that did not know, which is probably most of the digital forensics community in the UK, as I didn't know, until today 26th February 2009, the Forensic Science Regulator is having a conference in Birmingham on the 31st March 2009 to be held at the International Convention Centre (ICC), Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2EA. The aim of the

Forensic Science Regulator

Forensic Science Regulator.I would urge all of you who examine mobile telephones and computers that if you want to do public sector work for evidence in civil and criminal proceedings in the UK and you are not on the Forensic Science Regulator's (FSR) list of approved suppliers then you may not get any work at all..Dr Chris Pamplin from the UK Register of Expert Witnesses has presented some open