This book addresses the legal and ethical issues surrounding the practice of forensic toxicology. It covers topics such as consent, confidentiality, expert testimony, and the responsibilities of toxicologists in legal settings. The text emphasizes the importance of maintaining integrity, objectivity, and adherence to ethical standards in forensic toxicological work. Ideal for forensic toxicologists and legal practitioners, it promotes ethical practices and awareness in the intersection of toxicology and law.
Zane Beasley is an expert in the legal and ethical considerations in forensic toxicology, particularly the use of toxicological evidence in legal cases. Zane has written extensively on the ethical challenges and legal implications of toxicology in investigations. He serves as an editor for books focused on the intersection of toxicology, law, and ethics. His research interests include the legal admissibility of toxicological evidence in court.