Forensics and Pathology

Forensic pathology is a division of medicine deals with seminal reason of death, generally for criminal law cases and civil law cases in some jurisdictions. The word forensics is come from the Latin forensic meaning public or forum. The examination of the scene of crime or accident involves obtaining a enduring record of the scene and collection of evidence for further inspection and comparison. Collected samples include biological (tissue samples such as blood, skin, semen, or hair), physical (shells, fingerprints, fragments of instruments or equipment, recorded voice messages, fibers, or computer discs) and chemical (cosmetics, solvents, samples of paint, or soil).