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Forensics and a question of news values
Karen Squibb-Williams asks whether it is time to tip the scales away from the instant 'top' headline story to what forensic science is really all about.
Date - 29th October 2013
By - Karen Squibb-Williams - Forensic Science Society
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By - Karen Squibb-Williams - Forensic Science Society
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