I have worked with Anjali Ranadive and SciLawForensics on both policy and training initiatives for the National Institute of Justice and for the National Institute of Standards and Technology, and at conferences and educational programs that she has organized and/or lectured at. Ms. Ranadive is a remarkable project organizer, a focused leader, and a tremendously gifted communicator able to distill science for the non-science audience. She “knows” forensics – both science and policy – like few others.

Jules Epstein, Associate Professor of Law, Widener University School of Law

While at the West Virginia University Forensic Science Initiative, Ms. Ranadive and I worked on numerous projects together. Her dedication and energy were a key part of our success. Her professional track record is unique and is threaded through many critical resources in the forensic industry.

Max M. Houck, Ph.D

Ms. Ranadive: On behalf of our client and the entire Kenneth Jackson defense team I wanted to thank-you for your assistance in this difficult case. Over the past 16 years of litigating DNA cases, I have yet to find an expert witness who can present such a complex topic in an understandable manner as yourself. Your ability to “speak with” the jury rather than “talk down” or over their heads certainly distinguishes you from others. I certainly look forward to working with you on future DNA cases.

Gregory Hill, Associate Attorney, Homicide Division Office of the Public Defender, Tampa, FL

Ms. Ranadive has phenomenal facilitator skills and has utilized these skills to obtain noteworthy products from a diverse contingency of subject matter experts. Her focus and amazing attention to detail have ensured objectives are met and on time. She is a true professional and will deliver nothing less than perfection.

Mrs. Susan Ballou, Program Manager for Forensic Sciences, Law Enforcement Standards Office

Anjali has been my trusted and relied-upon colleague for more than 20 years. From our early days introducing DNA evidence to courts of first impression and trials with subsequent new technologies at Cellmark Diagnostics, to her enormous contributions to our programs when I was Chief of the Forensic and Investigative Sciences Division for the US DoJ’s National Institute of Justice, I knew that any case or project led by Anjali would be thorough, impeccable, and comprehensive. Her superb organizational, analytical, communication and writing skills support her vast knowledge of forensic science and the law. I recommend her to you without hesitation.

Lisa Forman Neall, Ph.D.

I have had the good fortune of working with Anjali Ranadive in the development and presentation of programs on actual innocence and wrongful convictions. These programs were designed for professionals in the criminal justice community who aren’t themselves forensic scientists. Anjali is able to take complex scientific information and explain it in a way that makes sense to the non-scientist. I like basking in the glow of her good work. They say we are judged by the company we keep, and I’m mighty happy to be in Anjali’s company.

Mark Smith, Continuing Legal Education Coordinator, The Center for American and International Law

I have worked with Anjali Ranadive for years on various forensic science committees and training programs. She has a unique perspective and knowledge base in being both a forensic scientist and an attorney. I have observed Anjali conduct training for attorneys, judges, law enforcement officers, and forensic scientists in forensic policy issues, capital litigation, DNA evidence, and ethics for forensic scientists. She is an outstanding presenter who is able to translate difficult subjects into understandable terms. Having worked with her on several national working groups and projects, I can also attest to the fact that she is a very effective leader and organizer who gets things done on time. Her work on Law 101 for scientists and DNA for Defense has been used throughout the country and has drawn high praise. Finally, I have read transcripts of her testimony as a forensic science expert witness in criminal cases and spoken to attorneys and judges who have seen her work. She is an impressive expert who, again, can make difficult concepts more understandable for the court and juries.

Ron Reinstein, Judge, Superior Court of Arizona (Retired), Chair, Arizona Forensic Science Advisory Committee

I was fortunate enough to retain Anjali as an expert witness in three capital cases all of which involved substantial issues related to DNA. The knowledge I had was enough only to realize that I needed additional expertise in that area. She was able to explain concepts and give me the understanding necessary to represent these clients. Anjali’s expertise and knowledge in the area of DNA is secondary only to her professionalism and ability to explain these complicated issues with simplicity and ease.

Mitchell S. Solomon, Oklahoma County Public Defenders Office, Capital Division