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DNA-profile police to prevent crime scene contamination
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Every police officer must be DNA-profiled as a matter of urgency to avoid them unintentionally contaminating crime scenes, the forensic science watchdog said...
DNA test is scientifically sound, says Prof Brian Caddy - Mirror...
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A controversial technique for getting DNA profiles from tiny samples is scientifically sound, a study concluded yesterday.
CSI Strathclyde: how university forensic experts helped solve some of...
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IT is painstaking scientific detective work which involves hunting for microscopic specks of blood or the tiniest fragments of fibres to try to…
Water speed record needed Aussie bush ingenuity in Dumbleyung in
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A fuel agent from South Australia helped Donald Campbell break the world water speed record on Lake Dumbleyung in the Great Southern. But Brian Caddy didn't...
BRIAN CADDY | Dorset Echowww.dorsetecho.co.uk › brian-caddy
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· BRIAN CADDY Died suddenly on 19th March 2013, aged 61 years. Dearly loved Husband to Sue, much loved Dad to Robert, Lewis and James and ...
US visitor is sent home over her diary admission
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An American woman visiting Britain on a tourist visa has been sent home after immigration officials at Heathrow read in her diary that she had wanted to find...
Controversial forensic DNA test gets the green light | New Scientist
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UK experts back the controversial
Faulty forensic testing convicted Maguire Seven | New Scientist
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Sloppy laboratory practice helped to convict members of the Maguire family, a leading forensic scientist said, following the disclosure in the Court of Appeal...
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Forensic courses cut open for analysis | Times Higher Education (THE)
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The issue of standards in the field is an increasingly vexed one. Brian Caddy, chair of the academic and education committee of the Forensic Science Society, said that justice depended on high standards. The former professor of forensics at Strathclyde University represented the Birmingham Six in their ...
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Spring 2002, San Francisco, Brian Caddy, Text. Fall 2000, Glendale, Jerry Chisum, Text. Spring 1999, Oakland, Anthony Longhetti.
No forensic evidence against Birmingham Six | New Scientist
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A team of five Home Office forensic scientists has unanimously concluded that there is no scientific evidence to prove that the Birmingham Six had handled...
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