Professional profile
Okorie Okorocha, JD, MS, MS
Attorney and forensic toxicologist. Legal training and graduate scientific education brought to the review of disputed evidence.
Okorie Okorocha
Attorney and forensic toxicologist
His professional focus includes the scientific questions behind drug and alcohol testing, laboratory methods, specimen evidence, and the limits of a proposed interpretation.
Forensic-toxicology consultation may involve reviewing the laboratory packet, collection records, analytical methods, reported findings, chronology, and the competing explanations offered for a result.
Education
- Juris Doctor
Whittier Law School, 2002 - Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences
Specialization in Forensic Science, University of Florida, 2012 - Master of Science in Forensic Toxicology
University of Florida, 2014
Education details follow the published CV-based professional profile. This page does not claim a medical degree or medical licensure.
Working with the evidence
Different questions require different records.
Laboratory review
Identify what the method measured and examine the supporting validation, controls, calibration, and raw data.
Laboratory-packet preparationScientific consultation
Define the inference in dispute and identify which facts, assumptions, and sources bear on that question.
Expert-witness informationLegal representation
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