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期刊名:Science & justice

缩写:SCI JUSTICE

ISSN:1355-0306

e-ISSN:1876-4452

IF/分区:1.8/Q2

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Laura Corrales Blanco,Jorge Alfredo Gómez Valdés Laura Corrales Blanco
Tattoos serve as a valuable tool for identification. In the forensic context, it is vital to establish a systematic approach for documenting tattoo-related information to facilitate efficient and fast comparisons, especially in postmortem c...
Vivek Sahajpal,Deepika Bhandari Vivek Sahajpal
DNA technology is the gold standard with respect to the identification of individuals from biological evidence. The technology offers the convenience of a universally similar approach and methodology for analysis across the globe. However, ...
Gengwang Hu,Yanan Zhang,Liangliang Li et al. Gengwang Hu et al.
Necrophagous beetles are sometimes used to estimate the minimum postmortem interval (PMImin) in the decay and remains stages of a corpse. Among these, the Dermestidae is one of the most common groups used and therefore has important researc...
Linju Lawrence,R Shreelekshmi Linju Lawrence
Within the field of forensic science, video integrity is an essential component that ensures the validity and dependability of visual evidence that is essential for court cases. Maintaining the integrity of justice in a time when digital mo...
Ning He,Hongxia Hao Ning He
The impact of contextual bias has been repeatedly demonstrated across forensic domains; however, research on this topic in China is scarce. To examine the prevalence of contextual bias in pattern feature-comparison disciplines, we conducted...
Kiu Nga Leung,Sherry Nakhaeizadeh,Ruth M Morgan Kiu Nga Leung
It is now well established that decision making can be susceptible to cognitive bias in a broad range of fields, with forensic science being no exception. Previously published research has revealed a bias blind spot in forensic science wher...
Abby K Jones,Nur Hidayah Shamsuddin,Chong Chin Heo Abby K Jones
Lucilia cuprina (Wiedemann) (Diptera: Calliphoridae) has been collected in human forensic case work. This species is endemic in Malaysia but is not one of the most common species and is often found in outdoor cases. However, it is hypothesi...
Patrick H Home,Danielle G Norman,Kimberley Wade et al. Patrick H Home et al.
There are numerous crime scene investigation applications of 3D scanning that have been previously documented. This paper documents the application of a 3D point cloud in the presentation of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis evidence to mock juro...
Petra Švábová,Katarína Hanzelyová,Mária Chovancová et al. Petra Švábová et al.
In cases where multiple footprints are found at a crime scene, it is unusual that all are static, and some are likely dynamic. Depending on how the footprint was made, we distinguish between dynamic and static footprints. A distinguishing f...
Dimple Bhatia,Chandra Prakash Sharma,Sweety Sharma et al. Dimple Bhatia et al.
Hair is a commonly encountered trace evidence in wildlife crimes involving mammals and can be used for species identification which is essential for subsequent judicial proceedings. This proof of concept study aims, to distinguish the black...