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Blood and other body fluids Examination of the patterns and shapes of bloodstains can allow an expert to provide an opinion regarding how the bloodstains were deposited on a surface, e.g. through spray or direct contact, smearing, etc. Combining DNA analysis (profiling) and the results of blood pattern analysis can be a powerful tool in determining events and individuals involved in a given incident, thus potentially providing a reconstruction. Common casework enquiries include: • Examination or re-examination of scenes and providing an interpretation of results from the Crown or new information; • Examination of items previously not examined and interpretation of the findings; • Re-examination of items previously examined by the Crown and comment on the findings of the Crown’s expert; • Consideration of scientific findings in light of an individual’s account of events
Body Fluids Our experts can review physical evidence and the subsequent interpretation of all body fluid evidence, including saliva, seminal fluid or ‘touch’ DNA. We often undertake additional examinations and consider the entire procedure undertaken to-date. Where appropriate, we make recommendations for further work. |
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