PROFESSIONAL FOCUS
Science that begins with the evidence.
Okorie Okorocha’s professional background centers on scientific questions involving biological specimens and chemical measurements. His identified areas include blood testing in laboratories and hospitals, breath alcohol testing, general toxicology, chemical analysis of blood, hair and saliva testing, pharmacology, and driving-related impairment.
Forensic toxicology is not only an instrument result. It brings together the specimen, the method, relevant pharmacology, quality evidence, and the limits of the available data. This library follows that method-aware approach.
EDUCATION
Graduate science and legal training.
- 2014MS, Forensic Toxicology
University of Florida - 2012MS, Pharmaceutical Sciences
Specialization in Forensic Science, University of Florida - 2002JD
Whittier Law School
SCIENTIFIC APPROACH
Findings first. Limits always.
Good toxicology communication starts with what was collected, how it was stored, what the method was designed to identify or quantify, and which controls support the reported result. It distinguishes the analytical finding from separate questions about timing, dose, exposure, impairment, or cause.
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