Tools for Ad Hoc experts

U heeft een onderzoeksvraag ontvangen en eventueel ook een Benoemingsvragenlijst van de opdrachtgever. Probeer de Benoemingsvragenlijst zo volledig mogelijk in te vullen. Aan de hand hiervan kan de opdrachtgever een weloverwogen beslissing nemen of u de passende deskundige bent om de voorliggende onderzoeksvraag te onderzoeken/beantwoorden. Stuur vervolgens de ingevulde vragenlijst en uw CV terug naar de opdrachtgever.

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With this accessible e-learning module, experts can quickly familiarise themselves with the role and task of a reporting expert in criminal law cases, the relevant criminal legislation and the NRGD Code of Conduct. The various chapters deal with all procedural aspects of criminal law cases. Among other things, they explain what is expected of you if you are called to give a statement at a hearing.

Download the criminal law e-learning module (the interactive module will be available in the near future)

If you have never written a report in a criminal law case before, you may not know which information it should contain. This guideline will help you prepare your report. The Forensic Report Guideline consists of a checklist for the information that the report must contain in any case and a generic chapter division.

Download the Forensic Report Guideline

It is common in the field of forensics to have a report reviewed/read as a check by a fellow scientific expert. If that is not possible, please inform the commissioning party.

Alternatively, you may use the opportunity to ask an experienced independent Feedback Giver to check your report for clarity, logical consistency and the substantiation of your conclusions. A secondary aim is to avoid the use of any unnecessary professional jargon or legal pitfalls. The Feedback Giver will give you advice that you can use to improve your report. You can request Feedback by sending an email to deskundigenregister@nrgd.nl. In your Ad Hoc Feedback request, state your name, email address, telephone number and the case number of the Public Prosecutor.

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