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Until recently, commercial companies harbouring suspicions that a document was forged or tampered with, or their products counterfeited or adulterated with foreign substances had limited recourse to forensic services. Read more
ISO/TC 272 Forensic Science
Ms Lim Chin Chin and Ms Chia Poh Ling were appointed as Working Group members to monitor the development of ISO standards for forensic science. Read more
Fire debris analysis for the presence of ignitable liquid residues is a frequent request in the investigation of suspicious fire scenes. The most difficult part of the analysis is the interpretation of results. Read more
Explosions are encountered in industrial accidents at shipyards, at chemical manufacturing or storage facilities, in households, and in crime cases related to mischief and terrorism. Such analyses are usually performed under great time pressures and urgency. Read more
What’s coming up?
CLAS Criminal Law Training Programme, Module 18: Dealing with Forensic Evidence
(19 May). Speakers: Mr Thrumurgan s/o Ramapiram “Thiru”, Partner of Trident Law Corporation LLC, and Ms Lim Chin Chin, Senior Consultant Forensic Scientist, The Forensic Experts Group.Read more
Look out for our next article, Toxicology – A Primer for Lawyers in April’s issue of Law Gazette.
Bloodstain Patterns – A Primer for Lawyers. Bloodstain pattern analysis (BPA) is the scientific examination and interpretation of bloodstains at crime scenes. It establishes events which could or could not have occurred during and after bloodshed. This article is published in January’s Issue. 
liquid residues is a frequent request in the investigation of suspicious fire scenes. The most difficult part of the analysis is the interpretation of results. 