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Guidelines for proficiency tests used in the assessment of DNA mixture analysis and interpretation methods.
The Forensic Science Regulator publishes lessons that can be learnt from quality failings.
FSR Regulatory Notice 02/2020.
Guidance on the obligations placed on expert witnesses in the criminal justice system in England and Wales.
FSR Regulatory Notice 01/2020.
Tender document for the production of a draft appendix covering: Marks - Toolmarks
Article 'Forensic science evidence in question' published in Sweet and Maxwell’s Criminal Law Review (Issue 5, 2011).
The End user specialist group terms of reference and remit.
Quality Standards Specialist Group recommendations on the Code of Practice.
Quality Standards Specialist Group recommendations on the Code of Conduct.
Minutes from the end user standards specialist group meeting.
Presentations given at the 'Quality managers conference: quality standards for fingerprint comparison activities' in 2013.
Forensic Science Regulator has agreed a protocol for the handling of complaints in relation to material held in the forensic archive.
Breakout session 2
The fingerprint parallel session 1 covered the fingermark enhancement manual that launched in January 2014.
The morning plenary covered both global and national development of forensic science standards.
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