Attorney / Forensic toxicologist / Expert witness
Okorie
Okorocha.
J.D. M.S. M.S.
The scientific question comes first.
The opinion has to follow the evidence.
Professional information and a research library for lawyers working with drugs, alcohol, laboratory results, and disputed scientific conclusions.
The research desk
Read the method.
Then weigh the claim.
Begin with an issue in the evidence. Follow it to a focused guide, a source-backed research brief, or the original publication.
Two blood samples. What do they establish?
A closer look at apparent elimination rates, sampling times, and the limits of extending a short interval backward.
Read the new research briefFind the right scientific question.
Browse methods, specimens, alcohol, drug analysis, quality, interpretation, and postmortem toxicology.
Browse the research libraryBring the record, not just the result.
Use the companion practice site’s laboratory-packet guide to organize material for a case-specific review.
Open the laboratory-packet guideProfessional profile
Legal training.
Scientific discipline.
Okorie Okorocha is an attorney and forensic toxicologist whose education includes a Juris Doctor and graduate degrees in forensic science and forensic toxicology.
This site connects that professional background with reading material for examining scientific evidence. Representation and expert consultation are separate engagements and depend on the matter.
- Identify the actual question.
What proposition is the laboratory result being used to support? - Obtain the underlying record.
Which collection, analytical, and timing records are available? - Keep the conclusion within the evidence.
What is measured, what is inferred, and what remains unknown?
The connected project
Four sites. Different jobs.
AttorneyScientists.com is the starting point for the professional profile and question-led research. The companion sites provide the deeper reading and practice information.
OkorieOkorocha.com
Legal services, expert-witness consultation, intake, and practical case-preparation material.
Visit the professional practice siteForensicToxicology.com
Educational explanations and focused research material on toxicology methods and their limits.
Visit the scientific resource libraryForensicToxicology.net
Topic-organized evidence guides for exploring the laboratory finding and its interpretation.
Visit the evidence libraryThese are connected resources, not independent endorsements. Each destination retains its own authorship, review status, and content disclaimer.