In collaboration with #RemoteForensicCSI, and to support remote teaching resources for students, The Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences will be holding a series of student focused monthly webinars.
Forensic Cold Case Reviews - An Introduction
Catherine Tuner has been a forensic scientist since 1988, and has attended scenes of crime, presented expert opinion in court, and provided training to others. Over the last eighteen years she has specialised in historic case reviews, and was the National Lead in this area for the Forensic Science Service prior to its closure. Catherine is co-author of the 2005 Home Office ‘Good Practice Guide: Cold Case Reviews of Rape and Serious Sexual Assault’.
In May 2012 Catherine joined Eurofins Forensic Services (formerly LGC Forensics) as a specialist in forensic case reviews, where she continues to promote excellent scientific practice and a partnership ethos as the keys to successful forensic re-investigations.
Catherine was awarded an OBE for her work in this area in 2013, and has received sixteen commendations from within the Criminal Justice System. She was also part of the team nominated for the South Yorkshire Justice Awards 2009.
The event will be held on 24th March 13.00-14.00 GMT
Please note an email with joining instructions will be sent out to you near the date of the webinar.
This event is free to CSFS Student members, a £10 charge applies to all other bookings. If you are an Associate or Affiliate member currently in postgraduate education please contact nicola.schumacher@csofs.org with proof of your student status to book a free place.
Webinars will be available on demand to all CSFS members after the event via the Member Area of the website. Non members who book events and are then unable to attend should contact nicola.schumacher@csofs.org to arrange on demand access on a case by case basis.
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