Hypothesis Prediction Inference Observation. A mark left when a shoe is pressed against the surface of another object leaving a pattern. The forensic study of documents including ink, handwriting, paper, etc. A mark left when an object is pressed against the surface of another object. Print Impression Cast Evidence. Tiny amounts of evidence that are transferred in a crime scene.
O bject made by filling a mold with a liquid that takes the shape of the mold. Impression Cast Print Trace Evidence. A written record of who had control of a piece of evidence from the time it was collected. Evidence Chain of Custody Sketch Recording. A set of laboratory techniques for the separation of mixtures. Chromatography Cast Impression Imprint. Pattern left when an object is pressed into a surface - three dimensions are shown. Cast Imprint Print Impression.
Stating an opinion about what will happen in the future. Senior Scientific Assistant. Department of Serology and Biology. Priya Singh. Disaster Victim Identification or DVI is the method used to identify victims of mass casualty incidents such as aircraft crashes or the bomb blasts in Bali. The process can be long and involved due the nature of the event and the need to correctly identify the victim. The risk of mis-identification of an individual can bring into question all identifications and heighten the trauma of what is an already stressful situation.
Mass fatality events with victims from more than one country require international cooperation of local forensic experts and national and international agencies. In most countries that follow Interpol standards, mass fatality response is primarily a police function.
Since in most cases forensic medical experts are not part of the police, forensic pathologists and odontologists join the disaster victim identification DVI teams as external specialists.
Topic of Quiz : Disaster Victim Identification. Start Date : 28th September End Date : 29th September Khushali Joshi. Taniya Jaiswal. Sc Forensic Science. Bundelkhand University, Jhansi. Forensic science plays an ever-increasing and critical role in the justice system. Forensic intelligence encompasses and goes beyond assisting in investigations and court decisions.
It does this through the interpretation of forensic case data i. When forensic science is integrated in policing contexts, it can operate as a silent witness helping to support strategic decisions, police operations, or crime prevention without involving a court case.
For instance, forensic science frequently provides leads to investigators before a person is arrested e. It can also assist in a more proactive style of policing e. Start Date : 25th September End Date : 26th September Afrozulla Khan. Owner of Forensic Science Application. Nyayik Vigyan.
Amlan Sarkar Founder Causis Forensibus. At a scene, the case investigator and crime scene personnel work together to: define and secure areas that may contain evidence; examine and document the scene; collect physical evidence; and preserve, package and submit the evidence to the laboratory for analysis. With these key pieces of evidence, the investigator can attempt to reconstruct the elements of the crime.
The more thorough the crime scene team is at conducting its job, the more likely it is to accurately determine the facts of the case. Topic of Quiz : Crime Scene Investigation. Start Date : 22nd September End Date : 23rd September Rashmi Kadu.
Document examiners are often called upon to compare typewritten or computer printer-generated documents, analyze inks and papers, determine the age of a document, uncover credit card forgeries and currency fraud, and reconstruct charred or obliterated writing. The forensic document examiner relies on special instruments. Examination of disputed signatures or printing processes requires magnification and lighting.
Incandescent light, fiber optic light sources, and transmitted light sources are all useful to the forensic document examiner. Topic of Quiz : Document Examination. Start Date : 19th September End Date : 20th September Ajay Sharma. State Forensic Science Laboratory,. Rajasthan, Jaipur. Forensic Physics is one of the hardest fields of forensic science. It deals with a combination of ballistics, bombs, blood splatters, the measurement of density soil and glass examination , index of refraction, and birefringence fiber analysis, glass examination.
It is a very technology intensive field of study needing three dimensional graphing computers, electron microscopes, and large computer databases. The application of physics for purposes of civil or criminal law. Forensic science has been dominated by the fields of chemistry mainly analytical chemistry and biology serology and DNA profiling. Indirectly, physics has contributed to forensic science via the invention of the microscope, the electron microscope, the mass spectrometer, and optical spectrometers; but directly, its role in forensic science has been minimal.
Forensic physics has traditionally involved the measurement of density soil and glass examination , index of refraction, ballistics, and birefringence fiber analysis, glass examination. Topic of Quiz : Forensic Physics. Start Date : 16th September End Date : 17th September Rajeev Kumar.
Associate Professor. Division of Chair Division of Physical Science ,. Neha Sharma. Department of Anthropology. University of Delhi. Forensic Document Examination FDE is a forensic science discipline in which expert examiners evaluate documents disputed in the legal system. Questioned document examinations involve a comparison of the document, or aspects of the document, to a set of known standards i. The goal of the forensic document examiner is to systematically evaluate the attributes and characteristics of a document in order to reveal how it was prepared or how it may have been modified.
Topic of Quiz : Forensic Document Examination. Start Date : 13th September End Date : 14th September Yashavantrao Chavan Institiute of Science,. Satara, MH, India. Toxicology is traditionally defined as "the science of poisons.
These adverse effects can take many forms, ranging from immediate death to subtle changes not appreciated until months or years later. They may occur at various levels within the body, such as an organ, a type of cell, or a specific biochemical. Our understanding of how toxic agents damage the body has progressed along with medical knowledge. We now know that various observable changes in anatomic or bodily functions actually result from previously unrecognized changes in specific biochemicals in the body.
Start Date : 10th September End Date : 11th September Shweta Sharma. Mabel Chandra. The term "questioned document" refers to any handwriting, typewriting, signature, or mark whose authenticity is in dispute.
The types of documents that come under the examiner's purview include wills, contracts, letters, threatening letters, suicide notes, ransom notes, photos, lottery tickets, passports, voter registrations, drivers licenses, checks, tax returns, sales receipts, torn pieces of paper such as matches torn from a matchbook , photocopies, carbon paper, charred paper, faxes, and the like.
Although typically such documents are paper, examiners can be called on to examine any surface on which marks or writing appears, including, for example, walls, blackboards, or rubber stamps. Topic of Quiz : Questioned Documents. Start Date : 07th September End Date : 08th September Arpita Sharma. Former Assistant Professor. Galgotias University,. Lakshika Vaishnav. Forensic toxicology is the application of toxicology to the field of law. The discipline continues to flourish as a result of human fascination with poisons, their effects on living organisms, detection in human remains, and role of toxicology in judicial proceedings.
Postmortem toxicology, forensic drug testing, and human performance toxicology are the three major subdivisions of the discipline at the present time. Forensic toxicology investigations begin with the fundamental and critical requirement of acquisition of an appropriate specimen. Beyond this, a suitable scientific technique must be applied to analyze the specimen.
The forensic toxicologists must be familiar with a wide range of chemical substances and utilize knowledge from other basic science disciplines and cooperation of other professionals to answer questions related to deaths, sicknesses, or any areas where a poison or drug is suspected. Forensic toxicologists are often called upon to testify in court in matters related to their own scientific investigations, or results obtained by other scientists.
Start Date : 04th September End Date : 05th September Mamta Pal. Former Associate Professor. Department of Anthropology,. The term human anatomy comprises a consideration of the various structures which make up the human organism. In a restricted sense it deals merely with the parts which form the fully developed individual and which can be rendered evident to the naked eye by various methods of dissection.
It is, however, of much advantage to add to the facts ascertained by naked-eye dissection those obtained by the use of the microscope. Topic of Quiz : Human Anatomy.
Start Date : 01st September End Date : 02nd September A ballistics expert understands the different marks that firearms leave on bullets when they are fired, including the marks of the rifling on a barrel and other striations on the projectile.
They may also perform modeling of the scene to identify where a firearm or explosive was used and perform chemical analysis to identify the weapon that was used. Ballistics experts frequently display graphics, video, or other explanations of the results of their analysis in court.
Forensic ballistics experts typically work in crime labs for local governments, state governments, or the federal government, including such organizations as the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI. Other experts offer private consulting services. Topic of Quiz : Forensic Ballistic. Start Date : 29th August End Date : 30th August Pragnesh Parmar. Professor and Head. Department of Forensic Medicine. Vaishnavi H Thakre. RTM Nagpur University. Topic of Quiz : Forensic Medicine. Start Date : 26th August End Date : 27th August Mayank Kumar Dubey.
Forensic Neuropsychology is a new and rapidly evolving subspecialty of clinical neuropsychology that applies neuropsychological principles and practices to matters that pertain to legal decision-making.
Forensic Neuropsychological Evaluation involves the application of neuropsychological assessment methods to the evaluation of criminal or civil litigants. Assessment of collateral sources of information, response bias, malingering, and norm-based psychological testing are essential components of the forensic clinical neuropsychological evaluation. Topic of Quiz : Forensic NeuroPsychology. Start Date : 23th August End Date : 24th August Mebin Wilson Thomas.
She then Post graduated with M. During her education, she has actively undertaken trainings in Central and State forensic labs in Delhi. She also has a publication in peer reviewed UGC approved journal. She has major research interest in the field of Forensic Toxicology and Instrumentation. Topic of Quiz : Chromatography.
Start Date : 20th August End Date : 21st August Akshita Verma. Jain deemed-to-be University, Bangalore. Nimisha Dubey.
Holkar Science College, Indore M. Physical evidence refers to any item that comes from a nonliving origin, while biological evidence always originates from a living being. The most important kinds of physical evidence are fingerprints, tire marks, footprints, fibers , paint, and building materials. Biological evidence includes bloodstains and DNA.
Topic of Quiz : Physical Evidences. Start Date : 30th July End Date : 1st August Richa Rohtagi. Amity Institute of Forensic Science,. Amity Haryana. Our next challenging and rewarding quiz for the Forensic enthusiasts. This quiz would be based upon Forensic Anthropology. Learn the new things, turn on your smart brains and prepare for something that's going to add in a lot to your knowledge. Topic of Quiz : Forensic Anthropology.
Start Date : 23rd July End Date : 25th July Hansi Bansal. Government Institute of Forensic Science, Nagpur. Now we announce our next challenging and rewarding quiz for the Forensic enthusiasts. This quiz would be based upon Latent Fingerprint Development. Topic of Quiz : Latent Fingerprint Development.
Start Date : 19th July End Date : 21st July Neeti Kapoor. Investigators are frequently faced with the fingerprint detection and their subsequent development tasks. In some cases offenders try to destroy the traces by throwing items, e. This quiz would be based upon DNA Fingerprinting. Now we announce another super challenging and rewarding quiz for the Forensic enthusiasts.
This quiz would be based upon Multimedia Forensics. Topic of Quiz : Multimedia Forensics. Institute of Forensic Science. Gujarat Forensic Sciences University,. Best three post will be awarded with exciting Academic Gifts. Jurors increasingly believe that forensic evidence is infallible. But human error or deliberate tampering with evidence can bring about the wrong result. Limited resources come into play when agencies don't have the funds or personnel to collect enough evidence at a scene.
Evidence can't be analyzed if it was never brought to the lab. A date stamp or timestamp on an email is an example of metadata. Overall, metadata is information that isn't part of a message or content, but tells experts in digital forensics where a message originated, and when and who might have sent it. Everything organic decomposes, right down to leaves and grass.
But the type of decomposition that interests forensic investigators -- specifically, forensic anthropologists -- is human body decomposition.
Patricia Cornwell made this research facility famous when she wrote about it, even naming the book, "The Body Farm," after it. Actually called the University of Tennessee Anthropological Research Facility, it has more than a thousand people pre-registered to donate their bodies to the "farm.
The number of blood stains, clothing fibers and handwriting samples that need examination has remained more or less steady in the last decade. But smartphones and similar technology have created an explosion of video evidence, requiring many more experts who can recover, analyze and authenticate video recordings.
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By clicking "Sign Up" you are agreeing to our privacy policy and confirming that you are 13 years old or over. Scroll To Start Quiz. Too many to count. Alphonse Bertillon. Francis Galton. Sir William Herschel. Arthur Conan Doyle. The cheek. The inner ear. The scalp. The wrist. Rigor mortis. Their pen or pencil. A household surface. The milk carton in their fridge.
Their toothbrush. Hair follicles. Tire-track analysis. Blood-spatter analysis. IQ testing. Autosomal DNA. Mitochondrial DNA. Blood type. Hematic migration. Livor mortis. Ear prints. Palm prints. Any of these. The victim's blood type. Whether the killer was injured. The positions of the victim and killer.
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