Category: Forensic Science

Guilty. This is a word that has sent an estimated one-hundred-thousand people to prison for crimes they were accused of despite the fact that they did not commit them. Now the question that the United States’ must ask is, how did something like that happen? Well, truthfully, the reason these people are going to jail…

A mysterious white powder, a blood smear, and a moldy ham sandwich—completely unrelated items to most. But they could be meaningful for forensic scientist, who analyze physical evidence and samples for clues to solve crimes. Television shows such as Bones, CSI, and Law & Order have glamorized forensic scientists and made the field more popular,…

Table of contents Quality Control and Quality Assurance in Forensic Science Historical Evolution of Quality Standards Benefits of Standardization and Benchmarking Quality in Forensic Science: Preservation and Analysis Quality in People: Qualifications, Training, and Ethics Mandatory Quality Standards for Forensic Science Laboratories Conclusion References Forensic science, often referred to as the “silent witness” in the…

Table of contents Introduction Cctv and Surveillance Cctv (Closed Circuit Television) CCD. Mostly Five types Of CCTV camera or Surveillance Dome Camera Bullet CCTV C-Mount CCTV Night Vision CCTV PTZ CCTV Camera Fingerprint or Thumb Scanning References Introduction Forensic technicality and Equipment or instrument eligible to examine and Anti-Forensic method and theory and such Technicality…