Case Review and Consultation

Expert Witness Testimony

Education

I will review DNA typing results and help you interpret them in the context of your case. I consider myself an advocate for good science and have assisted both prosecution and defense. My goal is to educate both legal professionals and the lay public about the advantages, and limitations inherent in the different types of DNA testing.I am court qualified as an Expert Witness in Forensic DNA Analysis and General Criminalistics and prepared to offer testimony.

Please note that by policy, I do not accept cases directly from individuals who are involved in the case, or cases that are being handled pro per.

Why every case should be reviewed by an independent expert
How a clerical transcription led to a false inclusion

To reanalyze or not to reanalyze?

Contact

• e-mail
  
  
• Phone: (650) 210-9344 (9 AM-6 PM, PST, please)
  
  
• FAX: (510) 291-2823
  
  
• Norah Rudin, Ph.D
  650 Castro St. Suite 120-404
  Mountain View, CA 94041
  

These numbers are for professional consultation only!
Please do not call about employment, paid or otherwise, as I cannot help you.
Students, I'm sorry I can't offer interviews
Career switchers, please go to Careers in Forensic Science

1. An Introduction to Forensic DNA Analysis. Inman, K. and Rudin, N.,CRC Press, 2001
   Appendix A, Forensic DNA Glossary
   
   
2. Principles and Practice of Criminalistics. Inman, K. and Rudin, N.,CRC Press, 2000
   
   
3. DNA Technology in Forensic Science. National Research Council, Committee on DNA Technology in Forensic science (NRC I), 1992.
   
   
4. Evaluation of Forensic DNA Evidence:Update on Evaluating DNA Evidence. National Research Council, Committee on DNA Technology in Forensic science (NRC II) 1996.

For more titles please visit the DNA page of the Criminalistics Bookstore