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Returning to Forensic Toxicology and Legal-Science Writing

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What readers can expect from this return

The renewed publication schedule focuses on forensic toxicology, scientific evidence, expert testimony and the legal consequences of weak interpretation. New articles will continue to separate analytical findings from courtroom rhetoric and explain what the cited records actually establish.

Browse the latest work in the forensic toxicology blog.

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