Relating to the application of scientific knowledge to legal problems.

refers to the relationship between the law (both civil and criminal) and psychiatry.

something for court use; a forensic genealogist produces genealogical documentation and testimony to be used by courts in determining heirship and entitlement of heirs. ARB staff have qualified to present evidence as forensic genealogists.

Connected to the law or the courts.

Used in or suitable to courts of law. A forensic genealogist produces genealogical documentation and testimony to be used by courts in determining heirship.

Medical procedures and scientific testing done for use in court.

Of or relating to biological evidences used in the courts of law.

relating to the use of science or technology in the investigation and establishment of facts or evidence in a court of law.

evidence related to the law

Belonging to courts of justice.

Pertaining to courts of law, e.g. forensic medicine or forensic science. Hearsay Evidence by a witness based on what the witness has been told by someone else. While generally inadmissible, hearsay evidence may be allowed in limited circumstances.

Of or used in a court of law. Forensic often qualifies another, such as "forensic anthropology" (anthropological technique applied to people who die under mysterious circumstance), or forensic medicine (an application of medical knowledge to legal proceedings).

Used in courts of law. It relates to the application of a particular subject of expertise such as medicine, science or accounting to the law.

An argumentative exercise that permits the document examiner to explain her findings to the court in a formal manner, consecutively and logically.

the branch of science that employs scientific technology to assist in the determination of facts in the courts of law