Expert evidence and forensic science in the courtroom

The Open University (OpenLearn)

Type: Online course
Field: Law
Where: Online
When: Self-paced, start any time
Length: About 12 hours
Apply by: Open
Cost: Free
Perks: Free statement of participation

Explains how expert evidence is admitted and presented in court, the duties and legal exposure of experts and how non-specialists can weigh conflicting expert opinions, with the Sally Clark miscarriage of justice as a case study. Open to law, criminology and forensic science learners; introductory level. A free account gives the free statement of participation.

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