Forensic Science Society Diploma Awards 2000

DIPLOMAS

Forensic Science Society Diploma Awards 2000 During 2000 the following candidates were awarded the Society's Diploma: DIPLOMA IN CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION L Baxter Northern Ireland L Bishop England S Caldow England P Clark England P Donegan* England J Dyer England S Fabian England M Hughes England E Prior England E Treadaway* England L Whiteing England

BA Kloppers JW Nel LJ Rossi VJ Van Der Menve J Van Der Westhuizen DD Van Niekerk WC Visser LW Visser

* Passed with Distinction

Diploma in Document Examination JD Quinton South Africa

The following candidates were granted renewal of their Diploma during 2000. Diploma in Fire Investigation JL Allan South Africa AP de Beer South Africa C-M Lau Hong Kong JW Munday England HJJ Westraat South Africa Diploma in Crime Scene Investigation JS Armstrong England SJ Atkins England D E Blaxland England J Claassens South Africa MT Cloonan England England DJ Coughlan R Fousert England England ACM Gladwin England SR Grifflths AJ Hodgetts Wales England AT Penson A Stevens England England M Walsh MG White England JP Young England Diploma in Document Examination JFJHattingh South Africa Canada DM Kruger Diploma in Firearms Examination AT Du Toit South Africa GW Elsden South Africa PR Gouws South Africa ES Handcock Republic of Ireland RM Jackson South Africa Science & Justice 2001; 41(1): 5-6

South Africa South Africa Northern Ireland South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa

Diplomas lapsed in 2000 Diploma in Crime Scene Investigation D Finnerty England DP Hughes England JB Hum South Africa

Diploma in Firearms Examination EB Compion South Africa South Africa JC De Klerk G Jacobs South Africa South Africa C Kruger PJ Murphy South Africa R Murray South Africa CLS Uitenweerde South Africa

The Professional Awards Committee wish to thank: Metropolitan Police Scientific Support College, Hendon; Surrey Police; The British Council, Lusaka, Zambia; Avon & Somerset Constabulary; NTC, Harperley Hall; Devon & Comwall Constabulary; Forensic Science Northern Ireland (FSNI); Tayside Police Forensic Science Laboratory; Grarnpian Police Forensic Science Laboratory; Norfolk Constabulary; Thames Valley Police; Kent County Constabulary; Greater Manchester Police; West Yorkshire Police; Derbyshire Constabulary; Hertfordshire Constabulary and the following for their involvement in examinations during 2000. C Ambrose (Metropolitan Police) J Armstrong (Surrey Police) R Ashe (Royal Ulster Constabulary) D Bailey (Surrey) D Baxendale (Document Evidence Ltd) A Barrow (Thames Valley Police) B Bradford (FSNI) P Burton (West Yorkshire Police) P Chamberlain (Forensic Science Service) AJ Clarke (Avon and Somerset Police)

Diplomas

M Cloonan (Metropolitan Police) RA Cooke (Burgoyne and Partners) P Daniels (Avon and Somerset Police) P Davies (Greater Manchester Police) S Day (The Forensic Science Service) D Drysdale (University of Edinburgh) C Dyke (Tayside Police Forensic Science Laboratory) M Evans (Kent Constabulary) M Fletcher (The Forensic Science Service) C Gannicliffe (Grampian Forensic Science Laboratory) D Green (Devon & Cornwall Constabulary) R Ide (Forensic Science Investigations) D Ince (Metropolitan Police Scientific Support College) R Lees (Edinburgh) FAS Lewis (Fire Protection Association) R Lloyd (Norfolk Constabulary) S Maxwell (Forensic Science Northern Ireland)

S McCrossan (The Forensic Science Service) J McQuillan (Forensic Science Northern Ireland) PF Millen (SOC Consultant) P Morris (Avon & Somerset Constabulary) D Pryor (The Forensic Science Service) R Radley (Document Examinations) G Renshaw (Cambridgeshire) N Sawyer (National Training Centre, Durham) R Summers (Derbyshire Constabulary) S Thornewill (Durham) K Williams (Surrey Police)

Dr J W Thorpe Chairman of the Professional Awards Committee

Science & Justice 2001; 41(1): 5-6