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Forensic Examination Expert Witness
Michigan
This expert is a qualified Forensic Examiner by the FBI Laboratory Training, and has been working in the field for more than 10 years. He is the first vice president of the Association of Firearm and Tool Mark Examiners and the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, and has authored several publications focusing on forensic firearm/toolmark identification and gunshot residue testing. He is a...
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Explosive Ordnance Disposal Expert Witness
Virginia
This expert served in the US Navy as an explosive ordnance disposal technician, retiring after 15 years as a platoon chief. He has been deployed multiple times to the Horn of Africa, Iraq, and Afghanistan, and has extensive experience with weapon technical intelligence and counter-IED analysis. Since 2011, he has been working for JIDO contractors. In his current role, he is the primary adviser to...
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Analytical Chemistry, Explosives Materials & Detection, and Pyrotechnics Expert Witness
New Jersey
This expert has over 30 years of experience in analytical chemistry and explosives detection. After earning his BS in Chemistry from the University of Hartford, he earned his PhD in Analytical Chemistry at Arizona State University. He has served in numerous governmental roles, including as a chief scientist in the transportation security laboratory as well as the chief of the applied research...
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Explosives and Pyrotechnics Expert Witness
Virginia
This expert has nearly 40 years of experience in explosive devices, bombs, pyrotechnics, hazardous devices, and post-blast investigations. He earned his BS from Capella University and is certified as an international post blast investigator. Currently, he is a member of various professional organizations such as the International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators, and the...
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Explosives Expert Witness FAQs
An explosives expert witness provides specialized knowledge on explosives, their handling, and effects. They can testify on matters like blast patterns, detonation processes, safety protocols, and more.
Cases involving industrial accidents, terrorist attacks, mining incidents, or any situation where explosives were used or mishandled may require the insights of an explosives expert witness.
Yes. If a case involves faulty explosive devices or improper labeling that led to injury or damage, an explosives expert can provide crucial testimony about industry standards and practices.
Yes. Some experts specialize in areas like pyrotechnics, military-grade explosives, mining operations, demolition activities, or forensic analysis of explosive residues.
In criminal cases involving explosives, these experts can analyze evidence, reconstruct the incident scene, and potentially challenge the prosecution's theories about how the event occurred.
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