Toxicology is a wide and diverse subject, covering the toxic effects of chemicals on living organisms. In this article, we will be concerned with the effects of chemicals on humans, especially in relation to serious crimes.
Small businesses are being urged to be wary of ‘cowboy’ rating surveyors attempting to profiteer from the recent rates revaluation.
MIKE GUTSELL of Osborne Clarke in Bristol summarises the implications of the recent judgement regarding AGAsby Carl Calvert of Calvert Consulting
The obvious place for maps in law is to define boundaries of some sort, property boundaries being the most obvious. Another purpose is to map an alleged route a defendant took or could not have taken in a criminal case. Generally, the overriding purpose is to show, on a piece of paper or computer screen, a representation of the ground to a court.
A leading scientist, called in to help break a series of unsolved crimes, is to fire up his pioneering ‘bullet casing’ fingerprint invention before American forensic experts.
Dr John Bond, Scientific Support Manager at Northamptonshire Police and Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Leicester Forensic Research Centre, discovered a way of visualising corrosion patterns etched by human sweat into the surfaces of bomb and ammunition casings when handled.
