Application of Forensic Science Methodology to Pharmaceutical Investigations

Touch DNA: Forensic Collection and Application to Investigations

Introduction Various Touch DNA sampling techniques have been used at the crime scene and in forensic laboratories worldwide for over a decade [1]. The recent success of using Touch DNA collection methods to obtain DNA profiles from high profile cases including the exoneration of Timothy Masters and the JonBenet Ramsey homicide investigation has created an increased interest in better understand...

Survey medical malpractice in Laser application in medical science refer to forensic medicine during 1395-1399 in Tehran, Iran

Introduction: Today, laser technology is an integral part of medicine, medical malpractice is a major problem in healthcare systems.the purpose of present study was investigation of common causes of injuries, claims, and decisions related to medical malpractice claims related to Laser-therapy. Methods: investigation of legal documents in the coroner’s Office of Forensic Medicine, province of Te...

How to Reuse Knowledge about Forensic Investigations

When detectives perform investigations they manage a huge amount of information, they make use of specialized skills and analyze a wide knowledge base of evidence. Most of the work is not explicitly recorded and this hurdles external reviews and training. In this paper we propose a model able to organize forensic knowledge in a reusable way. Thus, past experience may be used to train new person...

Applying Machine Trust Models to Forensic Investigations

Using cloud data to accelerate forensic investigations

To add to this, more and more data is being stored in the cloud as many companies, and indeed individuals, look to virtual methods of data storage because of the enhanced flexibility and ease of access they offer. This also correlates with the number of users now on social media. With something like 38 million social media users in the UK – a staggering 59% of the population – it is evident tha...