Preface Introduction
SECTION I: THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF FORENSIC SCIENCE
1 (1) - 1960 Criminal aspects of forensic science in Great Britain
4 (2) - 1964 Forensic science or sciences?
4 (4) - 1964 Shriving a science
5 (1) - 1965 A public image
5 (2) - 1965 Don't forget them in Swahililand
6 (2) - 1966 The vacant headquarters
9 (2a) - 1969 Six just men
9 (2b) - 1969 "A forensic scientist?"
13 (3) - 1973 I hold every man a debtor to his profession
14 (2) - 1974 Police perimeters - politics or planning
17 (4) - 1977 Theory and practice
20 (3) - 1980 Forensic Science - a broader basis
21 (1) - 1981 General practice in forensic science
24 (6) - 1984 Does forensic science have a future?
24 (6) - 1985 Does forensic science have a future?
25 (1) - 1985 But is it anything?
25 (1) - 1985 But is it anything?
25 (5) - 1985 Towards expert experts
26 (2) - 1986 Doctrine, Science, Belief, Evidence
26 (4) - 1986 The Forensic Science Society - a way forward?
26 (5) - 1986 All systems go?
27 (2) - 1987 Police productivity
29 (1) - 1989 Professional qualifications - a milestone
30 (5) - 1990 Brave New World
31 (2) - 1991 "Come forth into the light of things, let nature be your teacher"
31 (4) - 1991 Forensic science on the quality track
32 (2) - 1992 But is this being professional?
32 (4) - 1992 Can we help you, sir?
33 (3) - 1993 Is this where the buck stops?
34 (1) - 1994 An expert what?
34 (2) - 1994 Quo vadis?
35 (1) - 1995 Does forensic science give value for money?
35 (3) - 1995 Rensacor
35 (4) - 1995 Lest we forget
36 (3) - 1996 Forensic futurology
36 (4) - 1996 Ambivalence - a problem for forensic science
37 (1) - 1997 Private or public
37 (3) - 1997 Jobs for the boys
38 (1) - 1998 Proactive forensic science
38 (4) - 1998 SOP or CPD, place your bets
39 (1) - 1999 Forensic apartheid?
39 (2) - 1999 Let me through, I'm a ummmm . . .
39 (3) - 1999 Something nasty hiding . . .
39 (4) - 1999 From Bach to Schoenberg
42 (2) - 2002 A professional body for forensic scientists
45 (1) - 2005 Professionalism - duties and privileges
45 (3) - 2005 Who guards the guards?
45 (4) - 2005 Everything changes and nothing is constant
47 (2) - 2007 Eight years on
47 (2) - 2007 Eight years on - Regulation of Forensic Physicians and the CRFP
47 (3) - 2007 CPD, an effective means of professional development. . .or is it?
48 (1) - 2008 President of the Forensic Science Society
48 (3) - 2008 The forensic science regulator
SECTION II: SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS AND RESEARCH
2 (2) - 1961 The individuality of human bloodstaining
3 (1) - 1962 A breakthrough in forensic science
4 (1) - 1963 Driving over the level
4 (1) - 1963 Science before the fact
5 (4b) - 1964 The price of road safety
6 (1) - 1965 Progress in research
7 (4) - 1966 Demanding scientific evidence
9 (4) - 1968 Computer control
11 (2) - 1971 The defeat of the tail-gater
11 (3) - 1971 The New Zealand approach
14 (1) - 1974 Back to basics
16 (3b) - 1976 An independent witness required
19 (4) - 1979 Publish or perish
22 (2) - 1982 But is it science . . .
22 (3) - 1982 Hair today . . .
25 (2) - 1985 On body fluid frequencies
26 (1) - 1986 Publish or perish revisited
27 (1) - 1987 Through the looking glass
29 (6) - 1989 The highest order common sense
30 (1) - 1990 Profile of the Nineties
30 (6) - 1990 Official publications
33 (4) - 1993 DNA or Abracadabra
36 (1) - 1996 To research or capitulate?
36 (2) - 1996 Fireproof DNA?
37 (4) - 1997 Where will all the forensic scientists go?
40 (1) - 2000 Wizards and gatekeepers at the roadside?
40 (3) - 2000 The consent of the governed
41 (1) - 2001 The use of material from the dead in forensic science research: is it lawful and is it ethical?
43 (1) - 2003 Hunting truffles
44 (1) - 2004 Reiterative justice?
45 (2) - 2005 Science & Justice - DNA and the courts
47 (4) - 2007 DNA - what's next?
48 (4) - 2008 Do we value research?
49 (1) - 2009 Lessons from the past
49 (2) - 2009 IRMS
SECTION III: EVALUATION AND INTERPRETATION OF EVIDENCE
19 (3) - 1979 Away with the fuzz
23 (1) - 1983 Patience
23 (1a) - 1983 Statistics and forensic science - a fruitful partnership
23 (1b) - 1983 The probability of exclusion or likelihood of guilt of an accused: Paternity
23 (1c) - 1983 The probability of non-discrimination or likelihood of guilt of an accused: Criminal Identification
23 (1d) - 1983 What is the probability that this blood came from that person? A meaningful question?
23 (1e) - 1983 A frame of reference or Garbage in, Garbage out
23 (4) - 1983 On circumstantial evidence
26 (3) - 1986 Evaluation of associative physical evidence
26 (3a) - 1987 The use of statistics in forensic science.
26 (3b) - 1987 The use of statistics in forensic science.
28 (3) - 1988 Heads we win
37 (2) - 1997 Does justice require less precision than chemistry?
43 (2) - 2003 Sally Clark - a lesson for us all
44 (2) - 2004 Context-free forensic science
46 (1) - 2006 Lies, damn lies and statistics
SECTION IV: EDUCATION IN FORENSIC SCIENCES
2 (1) - 1961 Research and teaching in forensic science
2 (1) - 1961 A preliminary survey of education and research in the forensic sciences in the United Kingdom
9 (1&2) - 1968 Education in forensic science
11 (1) - 1971 What is the future for the study and practice of the forensic sciences in Britain?
16 (2) - 1976 The Greeks had a word for it
44 (4) - 2004 Wither academic forensic science?
48 (2) - 2008 Educating the next generation
48 (4) - 2008 Educating the next generation.
48 (4) - 2008 Educating the next generation.
49 (1) - 2009 Educating the next generation.
SECTION V: FORENSIC SCIENCE AND THE LAW
1 (2) - 1960 An expert witness looks at the courts
3 (2) - 1962 The design of law courts
6 (4) - 1965 Bowlers, brollies and bi-focals
8 (1) - 1967 The expert witness
8 (2) - 1967 Two encouraging cases
10 (1) - 1970 Law and order
12 (2) - 1972 There is a time to speak
12 (3) - 1972 Not Pygmalion likely
12 (4) - 1972 Where have all the lawyers gone?
13 (2) - 1973 An honest opinion
15 (3) - 1975 Modern times
16 (3a) - 1976 A camel is a horse. . .
17 (2&3) - 1977 The four letter swear word
18 (3&4) - 1978 Not for the faint hearted
19 (2) - 1979 Preliminary hearings - just or unjust - justified or unjustified
20 (2) - 1980 The canons of expertise
24 (2) - 1984 Have you heard the one about . . . . . .
24 (5) - 1984 Master or servant?
25 (4) - 1985 Don't Panic
27 (4) - 1987 Philosophy and obligations of a state-funded forensic science laboratory
27 (5) - 1987 Answers are easy
29 (2) - 1989 Science and law, a marriage of opposites
34 (3) - 1994 The image of the scientist and the lawyer
38 (2) - 1998 The role of the forensic scientist in an inquisitorial system of justice
40 (2) - 2000 And what of the evidence!
41 (3) - 2001 The boundaries of expert evidence
41 (4) - 2001 Reform of the criminal justice system in England and Wales
42 (3) - 2002 Justice in a goldfish bowl
42 (4) - 2002 Gristle in the sausage. . .
43 (3) - 2003 Coroners - what next for death investigation in England and Wales?
44 (3) - 2004 The Human Tissue Bill - an opportunity about to be missed?
46 (2) - 2006 All's fair in love and war
SECTION VI: FORENSIC MEDICINE
5 (4a) - 1964 The smallest room but one
7 (3) - 1966 Decline and fall
10 (3) - 1970 How much specialisation in pathology can we afford?
12 (1) - 1972 "The six-and-a-half-year itch"
13 (4) - 1973 For action this day
14 (4) - 1974 Chair legs wanted
15 (2) - 1975 That muddy field
16 (1) - 1976 A national medico-legal service for Scotland
19 (1) - 1979 Sudden death of British nationals abroad - problem for pathologists, coroners and relatives
41 (2) - 2001 "Best value" in forensic pathology
42 (1) - 2002 Herding cats
SECTION VII: AN INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OF FORENSIC SCIENCE
9 (3) - 1968 Another Academy
15 (4) - 1975 International co-operation in forensic science
17 (1) - 1977 Crime in the cornfields
23 (2) - 1983 Reaching out
24 (1) - 1984 1984 and all that
27 (3) - 1987 Forensic science and the justice system in the late Twentieth Century
29 (4) - 1989 Echoes of Empire
30 (2) - 1990 A matter of choice
30 (4) - 1990 They threatened its life with a railway share
38 (3) - 1998 International forensic science
40 (4) - 2000 Courts, politicians and constitutions
46 (3) - 2006 It's a big World out there
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