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Ten shelves of forensic science, filed by subject and cross-referenced like a proper library — built for the Budding Forensic Expert to find what they need and get back to studying.
Forensic Science
Firearms, ammunition and projectile examination — the mechanics behind trajectory and impact evidence.
Firearms — Ammunition — Trajectory
Open the file →Biology
Microorganisms and laboratory method, from culture technique to microbial evidence in the field.
Microorganisms — Lab Method — Culture
Open the file →Biological Evidence
Blood and biological materials — pattern, typing and analysis of the body's own evidence.
Blood — Typing — Pattern Analysis
Open the file →Chemistry
Poisons, drugs and alcohol — how substances are detected, measured and traced in the body.
Poisons — Drugs — Alcohol
Open the file →Core Forensics
The core texts — multidisciplinary reference material that ties every other shelf together.
Foundations — Reference — Method
Open the file →Crime Scene
Scene of Crime Officer method — documentation, recovery and the discipline of not disturbing what matters.
Crime Scene — Documentation — Recovery
Open the file →Forensic Law
BNS, BNSS, BSA and the wider evidence law every forensic professional now works under.
BNS — BNSS — BSA — Evidence Law
Open the file →Exam Prep
UGC NET Forensic Science material — previous papers and exam-focused revision, shelved together.
NET Exam — Past Papers — Revision
Open the file →Document Examination
Handwriting, forgery and signature analysis — the study of ink, paper and disputed authorship.
Handwriting — Forgery — Signatures
Open the file →Practical Reference
Step-by-step laboratory procedures and techniques — the hands-on companion to the theory shelves.
Procedures — Techniques — Practicals
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