Ideas & analysis

Sharper methods create fairer scrutiny.

Our insights examine evidence integrity, disclosure, forensic method and the practical defence-capacity gap in international proceedings.

Method note

Alternative hypotheses without counter-tunnel vision

Methodology
A practical model for translating competing explanations into predictions, disconfirmers and disciplined evidence questions.
Forthcoming

Technical note

Client-provided is not the same as authentic

Digital evidence
The minimum provenance, hash, transfer and working-copy controls required when digital material arrives through the defence team.
Forthcoming

Counsel briefing

Privilege architecture in multi-country reviews

Governance
How instructions, distribution, workstreams and country-specific assumptions should be mapped before a forensic review begins.
Forthcoming

Practice note

When translation becomes evidence

Document integrity
Why contested terminology demands source context, independent linguistic review and a visible record of ambiguity.
Forthcoming

Quality note

The report should show its limits

Reporting
A conclusion is stronger, not weaker, when assumptions, excluded material, uncertainty and unresolved questions are visible.
Forthcoming