forensics
criminal investigation
investigation techniques
police and law enforcement
forensic psychology
geographic profiling
profiling
forensic science training
ballistics
forensic pathology
forensic toxicology
forensic nursing
motivation for murder
forensic medicine
medicolegal considerations
forensic anthropology
forensic psychiatry
age determination
forensic science: laboratories
forensic dentistry
forensic archaeology
signature killers
ViCLAS
criminalistics
tissue analysis
forensic engineering
linkage blindness
forensic geology
predicting violent behavior
forensic science: psychology
forensic science
Forensic science is a unique discipline in which the principles and techniques of the basic sciences (biology, chemistry, and physics) are used to analyze evidence, thereby retrieving information to help solve problems related to civil and criminal law. Forensic scientists may be employed by a public agency, such as a law enforcement department or a medical examiner's office, or they may work for private commercial laboratories. [Source: Encyclopedia of Law Enforcement; Forensic Science]
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