Fire destroys paper. Everyone knows that much. What most people don’t realise is that fire rarely destroys information completely and that gap between “burnt” and “gone forever” is where forensic document examiners do some of their most demanding work. Students learn about examining charred documents when pursuing a forensic science degree from one of the […]
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Read MorePollen, despite being ignored except during its active and allergy-causing period, plays an important role in forensics. Pollen helps in determining where the suspect may have been present and in what season that particular incident took place. Moreover, due to their ability to stick to skin, hair, shoes, and clothes, pollen can be used as […]
Read MoreForensic science is the branch of science which is used for the purpose of the law. The forensic sciences are used around the world to solve civil disputes, to enforce criminal laws and government regulations and to protect public health. Forensic science draws upon a variety of scientific disciplines including biology, physics and chemistry. Forensic […]
Read MoreIn the world of science every small mark on something is like a clue. When you fire a gun it leaves behind marks on the bullets and the cases that the bullets come in. These marks are like the gun’s own fingerprint. For a time, people who investigate crimes have used special microscopes to look […]
Read MoreIf we imagine any crime scene, chances are that evidence would be linked to items such as fingerprints, DNA or blood. But there are some things at crime scenes that can serve as silent but powerful witnesses—plants. Studying the evidence of plants in criminal investigations is called Forensic Botany and becomes more and more important […]
Read MorePoisoning is a tough area in forensic medicine and toxicology. Unlike injuries or diseases poisoning often leaves little or no visible trace within the body. It complicates the determination of the reason for sickness or mortality. Regardless of whether the poisoning is intentional, intentional or unintentional, each situation necessitates a comprehensive inquiry. The detection of […]
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