Description

The science and technique of forensic science, also referred to as forensics, is used to identify and examine crimes using available evidence. The major purposes of forensic science are the investigation of crimes and the enforcement of laws, including both criminal and civil laws. In order to study the past, it is also used in the fields of astronomy, archaeology, biology, and geology. To solve legal problems, it is particularly used as a basis for chemistry and biology. In addition to being a sizable subject, it is divided into numerous fields and studies according to their sorts. The practice of applying science to criminal and civil law is referred to as "forensic science," sometimes known as forensic investigation. Science and criminal justice will be studied by forensic science majors. You will study how to analyse physical evidence, including blood, DNA, fingerprints, and other evidence, and how to use it in a court of law in this major. Additionally, you will learn how to gather data using a variety of laboratory instruments. Some of the more notable developments are in the realm of forensic deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) analysis and the legislation that permits DNA testing on a larger group of criminals. This book will serve as a useful resource for professional and industrial organisations, health authorities, and the general public. The goal of offering this book is to demonstrate how technology may be used to your advantage in catching criminals.