Digital Forensic Science: about, procedure, how toDigital forensic science is also known as digital forensics and encompasses the all the investigations and research used in solving computer crime. The material used is,…
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When the ATF and IT Cross PathsLike many federal agencies involved in law enforcement, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) relies on information technology tools for a variety of…
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Forensic ToxicologyMedico-legal investigations of death and poisoning are sometimes a source of trouble for the analysts, depending on the source of the poisoning that has deadly…
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Forensic PsychiatryThe easiest way to understand forensic psychiatry is by referring to it as the branch that deals with problems at the confluence of psychiatry and the law. Its…
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Criminal profiling – what it is and what it doesCriminal profilers are among the most mystic people in law enforcement, it almost seems they conjure an aura of mystery and intelligence; after all, this…
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Computer Forensic Investigations – The basicsBesides the scientific status of computer forensic investigation, combining all the juridical, social and deontological norms that portray its main activities and objectives, forensic investigations…
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Forensic technique estimates time of death by checking biological clockA novel technique was employed by scientists recently to estimate the time of death by correlating the deceased individuals i of the human brain, which…
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The price to pay for a career in Forensic Investigations. Necessary knowledgeDeveloping a career in computer forensic investigations is as hard as challenging for anyone who has expertise in one of the following areas: law enforcement,…
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Computer Forensics ABCIn modern crime scene investigation, most things pass through a computer. There is, and won’t be in the foreseeable future, a replacement for quality human…
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Forensic chemistry: what is it, how to become one, education and salaryForensic chemistry deals with the chemical analysis of a crime scene or any other environments associated with a crime. A forensic chemist is responsible with…
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