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Attorneys should search for FDEs who are active members in the recognized national and/or regional forensic science organizations.
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Despite the growing field of Forensic Neuropsychology, the disparity of expert witness in services in this area provided to the Hispanic Community was alarming. In most cases, lawyers had to utilize neuropsychologist that did not speak Spanish, or
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Forensic document examiners (FDEs) help lawyers by examining and offering written opinions on a variety of disputed document problems including: wills, deeds, medical records, income tax records, time sheets, contracts, loan agreements, election
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In the world of digital forensics, the well prepared investigator needs a forensic toolkit. The tools that this person will use will help her or him gather evidence of white collar crime or fraud, document the evidence of the occurrence, and,
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They are both pioneering the use of 3D scanning technology to solve challenging mysteries. Physical shapes hold clues that can be essential in solving tough cases, and a transformation is ocurring in how people work with them. Experts from diverse
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Forensic Accountants are often retained by the following groups: • Lawyers; • Police Forces; • Insurance Companies; • Government Regulatory Bodies and Agencies; • Banks; • Courts; and • Business Community.
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Criminal investigators have been using handwriting analysis since the beginning of FBI times. In 1932, when the FBI first opened its doors, document and handwriting analysis went hand in hand. Since then, analyzing handwriting has been used in a
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A forensic biomechanical engineer is someone who is called upon to investigate and analyze situations where something has failed (a vehicle, machinery, exercise equipment, etc) and an injury and/or death has occurred. The forensic biomechanical
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SurfRecon helps you speed up your forensic examinations in several ways. • SurfRecon quickly scans a computer for images and displays them in an easy to review thumbnail viewer. When SurfRecon scans a computer it references the International
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The red blood cells (RBCs) contain haemoglobin and carry oxygen throughout the body, but it is true that they lack the DNA-containing nuclei found in all other cells. Fortunately for forensic scientists, blood is made up of more that just RBCs.
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