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technically be
forensic,
certain sections have
developed over time to encomp**** the
majority of
forensically related cases. The term
forensic stems from the...
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digital storage media. The goal of
computer forensics is to
examine digital media in a
forensically sound manner with the aim of identifying, preserving...
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Forensic psychology is the
application of
scientific knowledge and
methods to help
answer legal questions arising in criminal, civil, contractual, or other...
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Forensic accounting,
forensic accountancy or
financial forensics is the
specialty practice area of
accounting that
investigates whether firms engage in...
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flies of
forensic importance can be
found worldwide, a
portion of them are
limited to a
specific range of habitats. It is
forensically important to...
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including forensic anthropology,
forensic entomology,
forensic odontology,
forensic pathology, and
forensic toxicology. The
first recorded use of
forensic procedures...
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Forensic chemistry is the
application of
chemistry and its subfield,
forensic toxicology, in a
legal setting. A
forensic chemist can ****ist in the identification...
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Forensic meteorology is meteorology, the
scientific study of weather,
applied to the
process of
reconstructing weather events for a
certain time and location...
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techniques to
ensure that
remains are
recovered in a
controlled and
forensically acceptable manner. When
remains are
found partially or
completely buried...
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Forensic dentistry or
forensic odontology involves the handling, examination, and
evaluation of
dental evidence in a
criminal justice context. Forensic...
