Forensic Evidence Presentation

Overview

We provide forensic evidence presentation services in the UK, supporting criminal and civil cases through the preparation of clear, structured visual materials for use in court. The effective presentation of audio and video evidence is essential to ensure that key information is accurately conveyed and understood. This may include the use of annotated imagery, synchronised audio-visual displays, and other visual aids designed to support expert testimony. All materials are prepared in a manner suitable for courtroom use, ensuring clarity, transparency, and adherence to the requirements of legal proceedings.

Types of cases

We create video presentations for use in all sectors including criminal and civil trials, family courts and tribunals.

As our duty is to the court and not the instructing party we can perform work on the instruction of both prosecution and defence, and can offer rates that meet those of the Legal Aid Agency accordingly.

Types of recordings

We can create video presentations from all sources of video recordings, regardless of the capture method or format, including:

• CCTV video recordings

• Mobile phone video recordings (from all models, including iPhone, Samsung, Nokia)

• Body Worn Camera video recordings (for example those worn by Police or Bailiffs)

• Social media video recordings

• Vehicle Dash Camera video recordings

Types of problems solved

We can create video presentations including the following features:

• Enhanced videos

• Tracking the movement of people and vehicles within an evidence recording using graphics

• Tracking the movement of people and vehicles on a map using graphics

• Synchronisation of multiple cameras to improve the clarity of the events

• Camera coverage maps to show the region of the environment covered by a camera

• Redaction of people

• Focusing on people, vehicles or events

• Reducing the speed of videos

• Text to narrate specific events within

Our expertise

Our digital video forensics expertise is evidenced by our research and presentations at international conferences and a Master’s degree in Media Forensics.

All of our experts have undertaken extensive training in both report writing and courtroom skills to ensure written and verbal evidence is presented in a professional and accessible manner in accordance with the legal system for which it is intended to be used.

All of our digital video forensics techniques have been or are in the process of being validated as we work towards gaining accreditation to the ISO 17025 and ILAC G19 standards.