FORENSIC SCIENCE · INDEPENDENT EXPERT EVIDENCEAdelaide, Australia
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RHEM LABS / FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY

Independent forensic science. Clear expert evidence.

RHEM Labs is a forensic science laboratory providing independent analysis, expert reports and evidence for legal matters.

RHEM Labs works with solicitors, barristers and other instructing parties to examine digital evidence and address the forensic questions that matter to a case.

THE QUESTION BEHIND THE RECORD

A machine trace is not automatically a human act.

“The phone shows X.” Does the underlying evidence sustain that inference? A record may establish an event without identifying who caused it, why it occurred or whether a person knew about it.

We examine the source artefacts, acquisition and system behaviour where necessary, then explain the competing interpretations and limits.

From timestamp to attribution ↗

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01 / FORENSIC EXPERT WITNESS SERVICES

What you can instruct us to do.

How instructions work ↗

Start with the disputed inference and the opinion you need. Engagement types describe the work; technical capabilities describe the evidence involved.

02 / RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

Real forensic problems. New scientific questions.

Casework informs our research. Part of the proceeds from forensic expert work is reinvested into developing methods, tools and knowledge that can support future practice.

Forensic practice → research → new methods and knowledge → better-informed forensic practice.

Inside the research program ↗

CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECT

Prototype · experimental evaluation

SPOT

Sensor Pattern Origin Testing: research into sensor-pattern noise and whether digital imagery is consistent with physical camera capture.

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03 / INSIGHTS & PUBLICATIONS

From the laboratory

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FORENSIC INSTRUCTIONS

A question about digital evidence?

For legal practitioners and professional organisations: discuss the forensic question, available material and timeframes.

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