Fingerprints are one of the most common methods used to investigate crime. Since the result of HM Advocate v McKie and the results of...

Testing hair for drugs is common, particularly in the Family court. We offer a results review and interpretation service covering many...

The Ultimate Casework Quality Control check Reporting scientific findings in forensic casework must be as unbiased and fair as possible. ...

In theory, any area of science can become a forensic science when it is applied to a legal case. These are the unusual areas of science...

Biological samples are amongst the most commonly collected from items associated with crime and from crime scenes. Our consultants have...

Crime scenes, road traffic incident scenes, vehicles, clothing, property – pretty much anything can and has formed part of a forensic...

Trace – glass, paint, pollen, fibres, hairs Trace is a termed that applies to a broad range of scientific findings that traditionally...

Cases involving drugs are wide and varied, often relating to criminal cases or insurance claims: Bulk quantities of drugs – weights that...

New Zealand is a world leader in forensic palynology/pollen. The Forensic Group works in conjunction with a top UK forensic science...

Drug Driving & Roadside Impairment Tests New Zealand drug driving law changed in mid 2009 with the changes coming into effect in late...

Alcohol is probably the world’s most socially acceptable drug and its consumption is a significant factor in all types of incidents ranging