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Forensic Portal

• Looking for something to do with forensic science? Then look through our forensic portal.

  This page is your portal to a wide range of information from accident reconstruction to university courses, held both on our website and at other sites on the Internet.

• Read about unsolved crimes

  Unsolved Crime: Read about details of some of the "Most Wanted" criminals that can be found on lists produced by a number of police agencies.

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  • Links to information about accident reconstruction

    Accident Reconstruction: Read about the forensic investigation of accidents and their reconstruction

  • Links to information about forensic accounting

    Forensic Accounting: Read about the forensic investigation of fraud and illegal accounting practises

  • Links to information on forensic analysis

    Forensic Analysis: Read about the various techniques used to analyse unkown materials in the forensic laboratory

  • Links to information about ammunition and its forensic examination

    Read about the forensic examination of ammunition

  • Links to information about forensic anthropology and archaeology

    Forensic Anthropology and Forensic Archaeology: Read about how forensic anthropologists and archaeologists perform forensic identifications and help solve crimes

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  • Links to information about ballistics and their forensic examination

    Ballistics: Read about ballistics and how ballistic items are forensically examined

  • Links to information on biometrics and biometric identification

    Biometrics: Read about the growing field of biometrics and biometric identification of humans

  • Links to information about blood spatter analysis

    Blood Spatter: Read about how blood spatter patterns are formed and how they are investigated to reveal the sequence of events ata scene of crime

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  • Links to information about canine forensics

    Canine Forensics: Read about how sniffer dogs help in the investigation of crime

  • Links to careers in the forensic and police sectors

    Careers: Read about careers in the police and forensic sectors in the links in this page

  • Links ti information on Court Transcripts and Courtroom Questioning

    Read about Court Transcripts and Courtroom Questioning

  • Links to informatiion about Crime Scene Examination

    Crime Scene Examination: Read about how crime scene examiners carry out forensic examination of a scene of crime

  • Links to information about Crime Statistics

    Crime Statistics: This page provides lnks to information on the statistics of recorded crimes

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  • Links to information about Forensic Databases

    Forensic Databases: Follow the links to database sources for a wide variety of forensic evidence types.

  • Links to information about the subject of Digital Forensics

    Digital Forensics: Read about how forensic investigation uses digital technology to reveal illegal activity

  • Links to DNA and the forensic examination of DNA

    DNA: Read about DNA and the technologies used to carry out dna profiling in the investigation of crimes

  • Links to information aboyt the forensic examination of documents

    Document Examination: Read about the forensic examination of documents and what document examiners can discover in the process

  • Links to information about Drugs of Abuse and their forensic examination

    Drugs of Abuse: Read about drugs of abuse and how forensic examiners carry out analysis of samples

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  • Links to information about Ear Identification

    Ear Identification: Read about ear mark evidence and how forensic examiners carry out comparison of earmarks

  • Links to Educational Resources in forensic science

    Educational Resources: This page provides some links to educational resources for those who teach or are learning about forensic science

  • Links to information about Entomology

    Entomology: Read about Entomology and how forensic entomolgists use the presence of insects to investigate crime

  • Links to information about Explosives Analysis

    Explosives Analysis: Read about the forensic analysis of explosives

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  • Links to information about Facial Reconstruction

    Facial Reconstruction: Read about facial reconstruction and how it helps in the identification of an unknown person

  • Links to information about Fibres and their value as trace evidence in forensic investigation

    Fibres: Read about fibres and their value as trace materials recovered from scenes of crimes and victims in the forensic investigation of crime

  • Links to information about Fingeprint Development

    Fingerprint Development: Read about the chemical and physical development (enhancement) of fingerprints at scenes of crime and items recovered from them, and how invisible (latent) fingerprints are developed in the fingerprint laboratory.

  • Links to information about Fingerprint Evidence and Examination

    Fingerprint Evidence and Examination: Read about fingerprints, and their form and structure, pattern types and classificatin. See how fingerprint examiners compare unknown fingerprints recovered from a scene of crime with known prints to determine whether a person can be associated with a crime

  • Links to information about Fire Scene Examination

    Fire Scene Examination: Read about how fire scenes are examined to reveal the seat of fire and whether a fire was started deliberately

  • Links to information about Firearms and Toolmarks

    Firearms and Toolmarks: Read about firearms and toolmarks, and how they can be examined in the investigation of crime

  • Links to information about Footwear and Tyre Mark Identification

    Footwear and Tyre Mark Identification: Read about how footwear marks and tyre marks observed at a scene of crime can be used to place a shoe or vehicle at the scene.

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  • Links to information about Glass Examination

    Glass Examination: Read about glass and how the forensic examination of glass and glass fragments can be used in the investigation of crime

  • Links to information about Gunshot Residue and its analysis

    Gunshot Residue: Read about gunshot residue (GSR) and how forensic examination of gsr can be used in the investigation of crime

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  • Links to information about hair and forensic examination of Hair Evidence

    Hair Evidence: Read about hair and how forensic examination and comparison of hairs from a crime scene and hairs from a suspect and victim can be used in the investigation of crime

  • Links to information about Human Identification

    Human Identification: Read about approaches to human identification how forensic investigators use evidence to identify a person

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  • Links to information about International Forensic and Police Agencies

    International Police and Forensic Agencies: This page provides links to a large number of police and forensic agencies around the globe

  • Links to information about Ink Evidence

    Ink Evidence: Read about inks and ink evidence and how the forensic examination of inks can be used in the investigation of crime

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  • Links to information about Forensic Journals and Other Publications

    Forensic Journals and Other Publications: This page provides links to a large number of jornals in a variety of forensic disciplines, divided intothose that are available without cost, and thoise that require you to subscribe.

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  • Links to information about Forensic Laboratories

    Forensic Laboratories: This page provides links to a large number of forensic and police laboratories both in the UK and in other countries.

  • Links to information about Law and Legislation

    Law and Legislation: This page provides links to organisations involved in the creation of law and legislation

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  • Links to information about Forensic Medicine

    Forensic Medicine: Read about forensic medicine and how medical examination is used in the investigation of crime against a person

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  • Links to information about Forensic Nursing

    Forensic Nursing: Read about forensic nursing and their work in supporting the victims of crime

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  • Links to information about Forensic Odontology

    Forensic Odontology: Read about odontology and how forensic odontologists (dentists) use dental remains and records in human identification and the invetsigation of crime

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  • Links to information about Paint Examination

    Paint Examination: Read about paint, about techniques used to analyse paints, and how forensic analysis of paint fragments and samples can be used in the investigation of crime

  • Links to information about Palynology

    Palynology: Read about palynology and how the forensic examination of items for pollen can be used in the investigation of crime

  • Links to information on Crime Scene Photography

    Crime Scene Photography: Read about photography in the context of the investigation of a crime scene

  • Links to information about Police Forces

    Police Forces: This page provides links to police forces in the UK and in other countries

  • Links to information about Forensic Psychology and Psychiatry

    Forensic Psychology and Psychiatry: Read about forensic psychology and psychiatry and how these disciples aid in the investigation of crime and criminal profiling

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  • Links to information about Serology

    Forensic Serology: Read about serology and how the forensic examination of body fluids is used in the investigation of crime

  • Links to information about Forensic Societies

    Forensic Societies: This page provides links to a large number of forensic societies (and academies, associations, colleges, consortia, federations, forums, and institutions)

  • Links to information about Statistics in forensic science

    Statistics: Read about statistics and the applications of statistics in forensic investigation

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  • Links to information about Trace Evidence

    Trace Evidence: Read about types of trace evidence that can be recovered and examined in the investigation of crime

  • Links to information about Counter Terrorism

    Counter Terrorism: Read about counter terrorism (anti-terrorism) and organisations working to combat terrorist activities

  • Links to information on Toxicology

    Toxicology: Read about toxicology and the applications of forensic toxicology in the investigation of crime

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  • Links to information about University Undergraduate Forensic Courses UK

    University Undergraduate Courses in the UK: This page provides links to all UK universities that offer undergraduate courses that embed forensic elements, and discusses important issues you need to think about in choosing an undergraduate course.

  • Links to information about University Forensic Courses (International)

    University Forensic Courses (International): This page provides links to university-level courses in forensic science offered outside the UK

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