I apologise – I have neglected to answer questions about my book, Expert Witness, which was recently given away by Sciblogs and that Grant Jacobs reviewed.
Some more questions are as follows:
Does forensic science only refer to science used for court cases, or are there other forms of investigation to which it pertains? Brent
I mention this in one of the chapters because this is quite a common question. The term ‘forensic’ relates specifically to the court so technically forensic science relates to science presented in court. However, the term ‘forensic’ is regularly misused and is …
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