Crime
Researchers use infrared light and sophisticated statistics to recognize origin of blood left at possible crime scenes.
Available data revealed that people of color were hospitalized 25% less often than white people after high-force arrests.
A New York district judge weighs in on using forensic science evidence in the courtroom.
Researchers saw spikes in hospital visits, inhaler refills and violent crime in areas inundated by wildfire smoke.
Psychological and brain development extends years beyond the end of puberty, new research shows.
Legal experts call upon audio forensics experts to unravel a puzzling mystery that has rocked the music industry.
Analysis of vessel interactions reveals large potential for illegal activities, researchers say.
As law enforcement increasingly uses body-worn cameras, researchers are studying the roles of camera design and perspective.
Experts debate the legal promise and pitfalls of technology for peering into people's minds.
Mathematical model shows how fear of crime can spread even when risk is low.
Researchers train dog detectives so their testimony is admissible in courts.