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Texas Forensic Science Commission
Forensic Science Commission
Evidence. Standards. Accountability.
The Texas Forensic Science Commission (FSC) regulates forensic laboratories and practitioners to ensure the integrity, reliability and credibility of forensic science in Texas.
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503 Accredited forensic laboratories
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2326 Licensed forensic analysts
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49 Complaints (recent year)
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82 Self-disclosures (recent year)
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Public records
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Licensees
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Complaints
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Self-disclosures
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Quality incidents
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OSAC
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Submit a complaint
Report a concern about a forensic analyst, crime laboratory or other entity. The Commission reviews every complaint it receives.
How it works
- Name who it’s about A forensic analyst, a laboratory or other entity, or both.
- Describe what happened Type a brief statement, or upload it as a document.
- Attach supporting documents Lab reports, testimony or affidavits, if you have them.
- Sign and submit Type your name to sign, or submit anonymously.
Submit a complaint
- You can submit anonymously. Your name and organization will not be recorded.
- Your submission is sent securely to the Commission.
About the commission
The Texas Forensic Science Commission is administratively attached to the Office of Court Administration within the judicial branch of Texas state government.
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