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Forensic Ballistics, Firearms and Explosives. Providing experienced, independent, expert forensic advice on. Forensic Ballistics, Firearms and Explosives. Given evidence in UK courts and accepted as an expert witness in the Federal Court, Supreme Courts of Victoria and New South Wales and other courts in those states. Worked successfully on many cases with solicitors and barristers in Victoria, New South Wales, ACT, Queensland. South Australia where court appearances were not necessary.
A blog to discuss fingerprint identification both criminal and non-criminal and the automated fingerprint systems currently in use. Friday, September 9, 2011. Latent Fingerprint Documentation and Case Note Practices. Sunday, July 17, 2011.
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The volume of forensic texts available is phenomenal, but many are of poor quality, or are factually innacurate. Textbooks are expensive, and publishers should be able to demonstrate that their product represents something new, and even innovative, to give their customers value for money.