The Global Perspective

Tim Wilson

The Global Perspective

Tim Wilson

BL Faculty Management and Administration

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Professor Wilson describes how the increasingly international nature of crime has resulted in improvements in cooperation across jurisdictional boundaries between criminal justice bodies and within the global forensic science community. He illustrates this by reference to the sharing of forensic biometric data, improvements in various jurisdictions in the way in which courts handle scientific evidence and possible priority areas for scientific research in the future.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Annual Report of the Government Chief Scientific Adviser 2015: Forensic Science and Beyond: Authenticity, Provenance and Assurance: Evidence and Case Studies
Editors	Mark Peplow
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	The Government Office for Science
Pages	82-95
Volume	2
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Wilson, T. (2015). The Global Perspective. In M. Peplow (Ed.), Annual Report of the Government Chief Scientific Adviser 2015: Forensic Science and Beyond: Authenticity, Provenance and Assurance: Evidence and Case Studies (Vol. 2, pp. 82-95). The Government Office for Science. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/486551/gs-15-37b-forensic-science-beyond-evidence.pdf

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The Global Perspective. / Wilson, Tim.
Annual Report of the Government Chief Scientific Adviser 2015: Forensic Science and Beyond: Authenticity, Provenance and Assurance: Evidence and Case Studies. ed. / Mark Peplow. Vol. 2 London: The Government Office for Science, 2015. p. 82-95.

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