Guidance for Reproduction of FFLM Documents

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

The Faculty of Forensic & Legal Medicine (FFLM) owns the copyright of its educational documents but aims to facilitate the use of its educational documents as widely as possible by professionals and the public for educational purposes.

Rules of use

You may not remove or alter the author’s or authors’ names, the FFLM copyright notice, disclaimers or FFLM contact details as they appear in the electronic publication.

If you plan to quote or reproduce any of our educational documents:

  • you must ensure you are using the most up to date version of any document and cite the version or date of that document
  • you must not change the text
  • you must not adapt the documents
  • you must credit the FFLM as author
  • you should provide a link to the FFLM website (www.fflm.ac.uk)
  • written permission should be obtained to use the electronic publication for any commercial use
  • where organisations have a paywall in place, FFLM documents must not be kept behind this paywall
  • organisations must not imply that membership of their organisation provides access to FFLM documents which are freely available on our website.

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

FFLM, 2020

Revised 25 June 2024