forensic
ఫోరెన్సిక్
definition
noun
The book detailed the advances in crime detection and forensics since the beginning of the century.
scientific tests or techniques used in connection with the detection of crime.
adjective
forensic evidence
of, relating to, or denoting the application of scientific methods and techniques to the investigation of crime.
translation of 'forensic'
న్యాయసభ,
వ్యావహారిమైన
example
It was this third option that was most easy to test for, using modern 'forensic' techniques.
'forensic' tests
Officers from the Essex Police scientific 'forensic' unit carried out an in-depth search of the area.
Underground specialists helped the 'forensic' teams in their investigation.
Section 2 considers the role of 'forensic' psychology in investigation and prosecution.
Specialist police 'forensic' investigators spent yesterday searching the flat for evidence.
The bank was closed until Monday as police completed their 'forensic' investigation.
Next week is Science Week, and we poke our legal noses into some 'forensic' evidence.
Make sure to watch next week when we take an inside look at big city 'forensic' crime solving.
There is just no content to which one may attach to give any 'forensic' effect to this sentence.
Like all crime, police prefer to gather 'forensic' evidence as soon as possible after an incident.
There was no 'forensic' advantage to the appellant by not having a warning in this case.
The club remained cordoned off for most of Saturday while a 'forensic' crime scene investigation was carried out.
Two other tools provide progressively deeper 'forensic' and management capabilities.
You show me where they found that 'forensic' audit's misappropriation of funds.
The latest scientific and 'forensic' techniques are being applied to evidence in the case as part of a review.
Meanwhile 'forensic' experts from the investigation team sealed off an address in the Cookridge area of the city.
Scientists later recovered 'forensic' evidence linking Scott to the balaclava.
Death investigation and 'forensic' pathology are also not immune to misinterpretation.
Police cordoned off the area overnight and as dawn broke, 'forensic' investigations began at the crime scene.
At the request of the defence, she asked the police to obtain a 'forensic' test of some evidence.
Looking at evidence before the court by a policeman and his evidence in the 'forensic' report.
The government has also vetoed further investigation into other 'forensic' techniques.
There was no significant 'forensic' disadvantage to the appellant caused by delay.
There are various techniques available to the 'forensic' investigator in this context.
The photograph was taken with a 'forensic' technique using crossed polarised light of varying degrees.
Meanwhile back at the crime scene police 'forensics' were checking out the body and other police officials were securing the area.
Medical evidence from the doctors and 'forensics' will be taken.
He watched as his partner joked and laughed with the other detectives, then supervised as 'forensics' gathered evidence.
It is the way in which this was 'forensically' presented which enables us to say this is not a case where the complaint ever was, ‘I was being asked to do more than my contract could require me to do’.
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