10060-FORENSIC

Forensic science serves various purposes in short form:

1. Criminal Investigations:
   • Aid in solving crimes by collecting, analyzing, and interpreting physical evidence.
2. Crime Scene Analysis:
   • Investigate and document crime scenes to reconstruct events and gather evidence.
3. DNA Profiling:
   • Utilize DNA analysis to identify individuals and establish genetic profiles for forensic identification.
4. Fingerprint Analysis:
   • Analyze fingerprints to identify individuals and link them to crime scenes.
5. Toxicology:
   • Examine bodily fluids and tissues to detect toxins, drugs, and poisons in cases of poisoning or overdose.
6. Digital Forensics:
   • Investigate digital devices and data to uncover electronic evidence in cybercrime cases.
7. Forensic Anthropology:
   • Analyze skeletal remains to determine identity, cause of death, and other information in forensic cases.
8. Ballistics and Firearms Analysis:
   • Examine firearms, ammunition, and gunshot residue to link weapons to crimes.
9. Forensic Pathology:
   • Conduct post-mortem examinations to determine the cause and manner of death.
10. Forensic Odontology:
    • Use dental evidence for identification and analysis in forensic investigations.
11. Criminal Profiling:
    • Develop profiles of potential suspects based on behavioral and forensic evidence.
12. Expert Testimony:
    • Provide expert testimony in court based on forensic findings to support legal proceedings.