Forensics Disambiguation

The word forensic (from Latin: ''forensis'' — forum) refers to something "of, pertaining to, or used in a court of law." In modern usage, it typically refers to a method of obtaining evidence related to a crime.

Used alone, forensics often refers to

Forensic Science — A broad range of subspecialties which use techniques adapted from the natural sciences to obtain criminal or other legal evidence.

Forensics (public Speaking) — The art and science of Public Speaking . Often in a competitive setting, this includes Individual Events (speech) , Debate , and Theatre .

Other uses of forensic include:

Forensic Accounting — The study and interpretation of accounting evidence.

Forensic Biology — The use of Biology to obtain evidence.

Forensic Chemistry — The use of Chemistry to obtain evidence.

Computer Forensics — The reconstruction and retrieval of evidence stored on computers and digital media (such as Photos , documents, E-mail messages).

Questioned Document Examination — The study and interpretation of evidence that takes the form of a document, including Handwriting and Printmaking .

Forensic Economics — The study and interpretation of economic damage evidence to include present day calculations of lost earnings and benefits, the lost value of a business, lost business profits, lost value of household service, replacement labor costs and future medical care costs.

Forensic Engineering — The investigation of mechanical or structural failure in devices and structures.

Forensic Entomology — The use of insects to assist the court.

Forensic Linguistics — The analysis of language as legal evidence.

Forensic Origin And Cause — The investigation and analysis of a fire for the purpose of identifying the area of origin and identifying the cause of ignition.

Forensic Photography — The art of producing an accurate photographic reproduction of a Crime Scene for the benefit of a court.

Forensic Psychiatry — The evaluation of mental illness within the context of a legal proceeding.

Forensic Psychology — The analysis of human behavior for legal purposes.

REFERENCES

Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, Fifth Edition. 2002, Oxford University Press Inc., New York

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Forensics Disambiguation