Forensic

Various types of forensic analysis can be performed towards chemical evidence. The sample for analysis can be obtained from a of objects and often contain only trace amounts of chemicals.

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Histopathology is a branch of pathology expertise that includes research and analysis of biological tissue at microscopic level to detect any disease or abnormality.

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Certification of death shall be given either by a fully registered medical practitioner or Investigating Police Officer (I.P.O).

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There are several identification processes in establishing the corpse’s identity including DNA analysis, fingerprints, dental records and medical records.

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Drug mule refers to someone who is willing or being tricked to become a courier, carrying drugs or other contraband into other countries.

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Criminal Procedure Code or Act 593 is a provision of law that guide on the legal procedures to be followed to bring offenders to justice.

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Usually, the presence of flies is used to aid the forensic specialist, doctors and entomologists to better determine the time since death of a body. Studies show that flies are the first insects to reach a dead body to lay their eggs.

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The basic principle of the post-mortem examination which is carried out on the dead body is to obtained information on the most probable manner and cause of death.

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Biological evidence can be referred as biological materials or substances such as hair, tissue, bones, teeth, blood, semen or other bodily fluids including items containing biological material and used to corroborate and provide mean of proofing statement or claims in trials.

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CBRNE is an acronym that stands for C = Chemical, B = Biological, R = Radioactive, N = Nuclear and E = Explosive.

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