Abstract
A few months before 29th March 2019 - the date when the UK is due to leave the EU (‘Brexit’) - the nature of the future UK-EU relationship is highly uncertain. Some of the consequences of the new relationship – whatever form it takes - for legal cooperation and everything (including forensic science and legal medicine) that underpins it can be anticipated. Further analysis, however, of the scope and significance of Brexit for the professional and academic scientific and clinical work covered by this journal is needed urgently. This commentary ends with an invitation to its readers to join a new academic and professional network (including professional corporate bodies and NGOs) intended to help facilitate this.
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