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Understanding and minimising risks in

digital investigations - CPD workshop

5 October 2021

Challenges and opportunities around the use of digital evidence in investigations

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• An exclusive workshop led by former Forensic Science Regulator Professor Gillian Tully, CBE  - an internationally recognised leader in forensic science

• Online via MS Teams

The Investigator is hosting this exclusive workshop that looks at contemporary issues around understanding and minimising risk in digital and multi-media investigations.

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It will be run by Professor Gillian Tully, CBE who until February this year was the Forensic Science Regulator who led the work to implement quality standards for digital forensics and forensic science.

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Our workshop will provide you with an exclusive opportunity to gain valuable best practice and advice from Professor Tully, who is an internationally recognised leader in forensic science, and to directly engage with her around this challenging but vital area of digital investigation.

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Who should attend?

It is aimed at those working in a digital investigation or forensics role including Digital Media Investigators, Digital Media Advisors, digital forensics staff and intelligence analysts who are involved in RF surveys. It is also relevant for operational investigators working in a major crime role who want to develop and enhance their understanding of the role of digital evidence in their investigations.

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The workshop will cover:

• What are the risks in digital and multimedia examinations and how can these be minimised?

• Cognitive issues: I’m not biased…

• Technical issues: what could possibly go wrong?

• Data issues: data loss, data protection, disclosure

• Interpretation issues: what do the findings mean?

• How can we expect the courts to treat digital & multi-media evidence?

• When does digital evidence become expert evidence?

• What do we need to learn from what has gone wrong in previous cases?

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About Professor Tully

With over 30 years’ experience spanning research, casework and regulation, Professor Tully is an internationally

recognised leader in forensic science. Her current roles are Professor of Practice for Forensic Science Policy and

Regulation at King’s College London and consultant at Tully Forensic Science Ltd.

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From November 2014 to February 2021, she was the Forensic Science Regulator for England and Wales. As an

independent Ministerial Appointee, she was responsible for setting quality standards for forensic science in the

Criminal Justice System and for advising and challenging Government. Gill has given evidence to multiple

Parliamentary Committees as well as providing expert evidence in courts in this jurisdiction and overseas.

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With several granted patents, numerous peer reviewed publications and experience of taking research ideas from

inception to court, Gill has a record of effective innovation. She has advised the Government and multi-national

companies on bringing research to market and has collaborated actively internationally. Her current research

interests include improving the quality and effectiveness of forensic science and improving the interface between

science and the law.

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In 2020, Gill was awarded a CBE for services to forensic science.  She is a member of the Chartered Society of

Forensic Sciences and of the International Society of Forensic Genetics, an Honorary Fellow of the Faculty of

Forensic and Legal Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians, an Honorary member of the Society of Legal

Scholars and an Honorary Research Fellow at the Natural History Museum.
 

Gillian Tully

HOW TO BOOK

Cost: £165.00 + VAT (GBP) per delegate (LEA and Government Agency rate). 

 
Booking: Please send the delegates name(s), email address(es) and purchase order (made out to The Investigator) to booking@the-investigator.co.uk or telephone +44(0)844 660 8707 for further information. 

Under no circumstances will a delegate be able to register using a free webmail address (ie: gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, Hotmail, AOL etc) but you can use one to login into Teams once your work email has been verified.

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Payment can be made by PayPal/debit/credit card (corporate card fees apply + 3%). 

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The meeting link will be sent out 7 days before the event.

Book before 30th July and pay

just £135 + VAT per delegate

(Quote code DIG694

when booking)