Please note that this page is a static copy of a previously published web page and is no longer actively maintained.
Be aware that the information contained here may be out-of-date.
For the most recent information, we recommend visiting the main website of the EMCDDA.
Country | Source | |
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Belgium | IPH, EWS monitoring | |
Bulgaria | National Research Institute of Criminology | |
Czech Republic | Police Forces and Criminalistic Institute of Prague | |
Denmark | Institute of Forensic Medicine, University of Aarhus | |
Germany | Bundeskriminalamt (Federal Criminal Office) | |
Estonia | Forensic Service Centre | |
Greece | Central Anti-Drug Coordinating Unit / State General Chemical Laboratory | |
Spain | Ministry of Interior, Drugs National Central Office | |
France-A | Laboratoire de la Police Scientifique de Lyon | |
France-B | Laboratoire interrégional des Douanes de Paris | |
France-C | OFDT, dispositif SINTES | |
Latvia | Forensic Research Department of the State Police | |
Lithuania | Forensic Service, Criminal Police Bureau | |
Luxembourg | Special Drug Unit of the Judicial Police, RELIS | |
Hungary | Criminal Professional and Research Institute | |
Malta | Forensic Science Laboratory | |
Netherlands | DIMS user samples, Trimbos-Institute | |
Austria | Federal Ministry of the Interior | |
Poland | Central Forensic Laboratory | |
Portugal | Criminal Police Scientific Laboratory — Toxicology | |
Slovenia | Ministry of the Interior — Forensic Science Centre | |
Slovakia | Forensic Expertise Institute-Police Corps Presidium, KEÚ PZ | |
Finland | Crime Laboratory, National Bureau of Investigation | |
United Kingdom | Forensic Science Service | |
Croatia | Ministry of the Interior — Forensic Centre | |
Turkey | National Police Laboratory | |
Norway | The National Bureau of Crime Investigation |
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Page last updated: Monday, 14 July 2008