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Researching forensics can be tricky because it covers a lot of different topics in the sciences. Below is a list of general topics which contain specific forensics and law sub-topics.
Chemistry
Toxicology: The study of toxic substances such as poisons and drugs.
Serology: The study of human fluids such as blood and saliva.
Biology
Genetics: The study of an organism's hereditary features and particularly the use of DNA analysis for criminal investigations.
Entomology: The study of insects, particularly the ones which are present during different phases of decomposition.
Anatomy: The study of the physical structure of organisms, particularly humans and other animals.
Criminal Justice
Ballistics, Firearms, and Explosives: A branch of physics focusing on the effects of projectiles and weapons such as bullets, guns, and bombs.
Fingerprinting: An investigation method relying on the individual characteristics of fingertips, hands, and feet to connect person[s] to a particular location or object.
Blood Spatter Analysis: Also called bloodstain pattern analysis, it is the application of physics and anatomy to blood and its movement.
Law: Rules set up by a community to dictate acceptable rules of behavior and possible punishments for crimes.
Related fields include Abnormal Psychology, Anthropology, Journalism, Physics, and Ethics.
Use the drop-down menu under the Research tab to find databases for each of these subjects.
All of these topics are covered by the FORENSICNetBase database.
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