Library of FFLM Publications

The following publications have been identified as of interest to Faculty Fellows, Members, and Affiliates. The Registrar is always interested to hear of further publications that could be added to the library list. Many of the documents have been produced by the Education and Research Committee of the Association of Forensic Physicians. They will be revised by the Academic Committee of the Faculty as and when required.

All responses to Consultations can now be found on the "Consultations" tab.

The documents on this page are the ten most recent entries only. To see a list of all publications in the FFLM library, use the links on the left-hand menu.

If you cannot find the document you're looking for, it may be available to members only. Otherwise, please contact us at info@fflm.ac.uk

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Guidance for Reproduction of FFLM Documents

Guidelines, Recommendations, Facts Sheets, Policy Statements and Pro formas

The Faculty of Forensic and Legal Medicine holds the copyright of the educational documents but would like the documents to be used as widely as possible by professionals and the public for educational purposes.

Rules of use
You may not remove or alter the author’s names or the FFLM copyright notice or disclaimers as they appear in the electronic publication. If you plan to quote or reproduce any of our documents:

• • you must ensure you are using the most up to date version of any document
• • you must not alter the text so as to change the meaning
• • you must credit the FFLM as author
• • you should provide a link to the Faculty website (www.fflm.ac.uk) wherever possible
• • written permission should be obtained to use the electronic publication for any commercial use

Please note that you do not need our permission to quote from our publications in academic essays or theses.

FFLM, 2009