Forensic definition

Forensic means dealing with the application of scientific knowledge relating to criminal evidence.

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Forensic means dealing with the application of scientific knowledge relating to

Forensic means dealing with the application of scientific knowledge

Examples of Forensic in a sentence

• Forensic Accounting and Investigation Support The scope of the investigation may include: Funding rules/Financial Handbook: Assignments may relate to the investigation of allegations of irregularity and/or noncompliance with funding rules or the financial handbook.

• With the exception of Forensic Genetic Genealogy, no profiles generated with award funding may be entered into any other non-governmental DNA database without prior express written approval from BJA.

• Employees in the Forensic Scientist classification may only transfer after four (4) years of continuous service unless mutually agreed to by the Employer and the Union, and must remain in each unit for four (4) consecutive years.

• Additionally, the Grantee shall conduct one (1) training in association with the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences and SouthEast Texas Regional Advisory Council (“SETRAC”), related to TMORT orientation and/or operations.

• Forensic Scientists and Polygraph Examiners who have five (5) or more years’ experience in the applied discipline may be given the title and duties of Forensic Science Coordinator (FSC) or Polygraph Coordinator.

More Definitions of Forensic

Forensic means related to the law, and references individuals committed to treatment and supervision by the courts pursuant to Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) 161.290 – 161.400.

Forensic means professional activities undertaken pursuant to a court order or for use in litigation, including the evaluation or treatment of a parent, minor child, or other individual who is involved in a child custody proceeding.

Forensic means the practice of forensic pathology and forensic science;

Forensic means investigative testing in which the results are never used for clinical diagnosis, or referral to a health care provider for treatment of an individual.

Forensic means pertaining to courts of law. Here we are concerned with systems to assist in the evaluation of evidence presented in a criminal or civil court case. Such a case may have a mixed mass of evidence of many kinds, all of it hedged about with uncertainty. We describe how such a case can be helpfully represented by means of a Bayesian Network (BN), or Probabilistic Expert System (Cowell et al. 1999): a directed graphical model describing the various items of evidence and hypotheses, and the probabilistic relationships between them. Such a representation displays clearly the relevance of the evidence to questions of interest, and supports efficient routines to compute the impact of the evidence presented. In many cases the BN can be constructed as an object-oriented Bayesian network (OOBN), a top- down hierarchical structure which hides irrelevant detail and simplifies both construction and interpretation.

Forensic means “suitable for use in a court of law,” and it is to that standard and potential outcome that forensic accountants generally have to work (Crumbley, Heitger and Smith, 2005).

Forensic means “connected to the law or the courts.”