Types of Forensics

In today’s ever changing criminal world the use of computers for fraud and the pursuit of other crimes has increased to dramatic proportions. So much so that specialist departments have been formed ...

Forensic Accounting is a field of forensic science that - although it may not sound particularly interesting - has its place and is very useful when it comes to investigating fraud cases. It is ...

Forensic Dentistry is the area of forensic medicine concerned with the examination of teeth, especially in the cases of victims who cannot be identified by conventional means or when an attacker ...

Forensic Graphology is the study of handwriting especially that found in ransom notes, poison pen letters or blackmail demands. Forensic Graphology and Crime Solving Although this is a ...

Where forensic science is the study of those things that may contribute - or be attributed - to the death of a victim, forensic medicine is the natural progression and is the study of how the body ...

Forensic psychology is the forensic study of the mind and the ways in which the mind works, especially in the instances of violent crime. Determining The Reasons During the course of an ...

To put forensic science in simply layman's terms: it is the application of scientific procedures in conjunction with the law. Forensic science is the umbrella term for a collection of scientific ...