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Unaddressed Needs – Part One – Flawed Case Scenarios

Author: Satish Sekar April 4, 2015 8 Comments

Fitted In – An Integrated Approach[1] by Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (June 1st 2011) Introduction There can be no doubt that forensic sciences – and I use the plural deliberately – have advanced in leaps and bounds over the last…
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Integrated Approach

An Integrated Approach, botany, Brian Moore, Court of Appeal, CPS, data-logging, DNA, FINGERPRINTS, fire-analysis, forensic entomology, George Joseph Smith, guilt, Hawley Harvey Crippen, head banging, Iain West, innocence, Jonathan Galbraith, medical evidence, Neil Sayers, Norman Thorne, pathology, pavement, pig-burning, Professor Bernard Knight, Professor Sir Bernard Spilsbury, racist, racist attack, Righting Wrongs, self-defence, Spilsbury, THE CCRC, THE CRIMINAL CASES REVIEW COMMISSION, THE CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE

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