Faculty Of Science & Technology Islamic Science University Of Malaysia Summary With the proliferation of the digital crime around the world, numerous digital forensic investigation models already being develop .In fact many of the digital forensic investigation model focus on technical implementation of the investigation process as most of it develop by traditional forensic expert and technolog...

This Parameter addresses the key concepts that differentiate the forensic evaluation of children and adolescents from a clinical assessment. There are ethical issues unique to the forensic evaluation, because the forensic evaluator's duty is to the person, court, or agency requesting the evaluation, rather than to the patient. The forensic evaluator clarifies the legal questions to be answered ...

We are in the midst of what Saks & Koehler (2005) have called a paradigm shift in the evaluation of evidence in the forensic comparison sciences. This is a shift to requiring that the evaluation of forensic evidence actually be scientific, including that the reliability of methodologies be testable, and requiring that forensic evidence be evaluated and presented to the courts in a logically cor...

In this paper, we will show how any speaker recognition system can be adapted to provide its results according to the bayesian approach for evidence analysis and forensic reporting. This approach, firmly established in other forensic areas as fingerprint, DNA or fiber analysis, suits the needs of both the court and the forensic scientist. We will show the inadequacy of the classical approach to...

In this work we experimentally examine the forensic soundness of the use of forensic bootable CD/DVDs as forensic examination environments. Several Linux distributions with bootable CD/DVDs which are marketed as forensic examination environments are used to perform a forensic analysis of a captured computer system. Before and after the bootable CD/DVD examination, the computer system's hard dis...

The digital forensic process as traditionally laid out begins with the collection, duplication, and authentication of every piece of digital media prior to examination. These first three phases of the digital forensic process are by far the most costly. However, complete forensic duplication is standard practice among digital forensic laboratories. The time it takes to complete these stages is ...

On the one hand, commercial biometric systems and forensic identification require different approaches in order to evaluate system outputs. On the other hand, bayesian approach for evidence analysis and forensic reporting perfectly suits the needs of the court and the forensic scientist. Inside this bayesian framework, any biometric system can be adapted to provide its results in the form of li...

Forensic Genetics is now recognized as an example to follow by the sister forensic disciplines [1]. The growth and success of Forensic Genetics has been amply demonstrated employing biological material of human origin. Extension to the forensic examination of non-human DNA lagged behind, but it is now intensively researched and has already provided spectacular and innovative results. This growt...

Business is reliant on Information Technology to process and share financial data. Proprietary formats often hinder the sharing of financial data as stakeholders can not uniformly read or access the data. As a result, XBRL (The eXtensible Business Reporting Language) was developed to address the information sharing issue, and is rapidly becoming the standard format for financial data. XBRL does...

OBJECTIVES Currently little research exists examining self-mutilation (SM) in samples of forensic referrals. The present study provides a comprehensive review on the frequency, etiology, and morphologic characteristics of self-inflicted injuries in a sample of outpatients' forensic referrals. METHODS In a prospective cross-sectional study, during 3 years, we examined 9874 outpatients' forensi...