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John will make his daily walk from Broomhill to collect his Honours degree in Geography and Topographic Studies from the University on Thursday 6 July . As part of the Values and Sex Education Project at the University of Plymouth , a series of visits was made to two primary schools in South West England to explore the values , attitudes and beliefs held by 9-10 year-old pupils about sex and relationships prior to formal school-based sex education . Questioned document examination evidence was clearly among what was called " scientific evidence " at a time when the Supreme Court , in Daubert , had not yet redefined the word " science " in such a way that its definition could only be applied to Newtonian physics . This work is in collaboration with Andy Dearden ( Sheffield Hallam University ) and Barbara McManus ( University of Central Lancashire ) , Liz Allgar is the research associate . Conventional wisdom holds that these factors cannot be applied , in the manner spelled out in Daubert , to handwriting identification or to many other forensic sciences where cases deal with problems that are unique and where the accuracy of a specific finding cannot be stated with a measurable statistical degree of confidence . In Bangladesh , where NGOs and the private sector provide most health care , the Government has included NGOs and community-based organizations in a National Advisory Committee for Stakeholder Participation in the Health , Nutrition , and Population Sector , to ensure client-focused services , quality care , social and gender equity , and decentralization . " " [ W ] e can neither rule out , nor rule in , for all cases and for all time the applicability of the factors mentioned in Daubert , nor can we now do so for subsets of cases categorized by category of expert or by kind of evidence . All of the factors identified in Daubert that guarantee the kind of reliability the Supreme Court said was needed for admissibility of opinions based upon scientific knowledge , such as replicability , established error rates , peer review , and so on , do not necessarily apply to all forms of expert testimony with the same rigor .