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Challenging Expert Toxicology Evidence, Seminar with DNA Legal – 25th February

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On the evening of 25th February, we are delighted to be hosting DNA Legal for their “Challenging Expert Toxicology Evidence- The Future of Real Time Alcohol Monitoring in Family Law Proceedings” Seminar.

Introduction & Welcome: Carolyn Jones, Head of the St Philips Family Group

Speakers: Casey Baldwin and Charlie Ingram, DNA Legal

This seminar will cover pertinent topics including:

  • How to challenge expert toxicology evidence
  • The issue of racial bias and how to avoid it
  • Potency increases in drugs
  • Common interpretation issues and what to look for
  • The evolution of alcohol testing- Soberlink Family Law

25th February 2025

1700 Registration
1730-1830 Seminar

1830-1930 Drinks & Networking

St Philips Chambers, 55 Temple Row, Birmingham B2 5LS

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