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What Happens If Someone Refuses a Forensic Drug or Alcohol Test in Family Court Proceedings?
Drug and alcohol testing is commonly used in family court proceedings where concerns about substance use may be relevant to […]
Why Independent Forensic Testing Matters in Family Court Cases
Independent forensic testing plays an important role in family court proceedings, providing impartial scientific evidence to support fair and informed decisions.
When More Than One Drug or Alcohol Test May Be Appropriate
Discover how different or a combination of testing methods can help assess different timeframes and patterns of drug and alcohol use.
Meet FTS at Our Autumn 2026 Conferences and Events
Forensic Testing Service will be attending conferences and events across the UK this autumn, with opportunities to meet the FTS team and discuss drug and alcohol testing for family law and childcare proceedings.
Accuracy in Forensic Testing: What Really Matters
In legal and safeguarding proceedings, forensic testing must withstand scrutiny. It must be proportionate, transparent and supported by expert interpretation.
What Happens After a Forensic Test Is Completed?
Forensic testing is only one stage within a structured evidential process. Once samples have been collected and analysis is complete, a number of important steps follow.
What Makes Forensic Drug and Alcohol Testing Legally Defensible?
Forensic drug and alcohol testing must meet a set a set of recognised scientific and procedural standards, to be relied upon in legal or safeguarding contexts.
Understanding Detection Windows Across Different Forensic Testing Methods
When forensic testing is discussed, a common questions is how far back a test can detect substance use. The answer is rarely straightforward.
How Forensic Analysis Supports Legal Decisions
Forensic analysis supports legal decisions when results are interpreted in context and considered alongside wider evidence.
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