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Standard for Verification of Source Conclusions in Toolmark Examinations
Terminology for a Suspected Pattern of Dental Origin
Forensic Toxicology: Terms and Definitions
Best Practice Recommendation for the Preparation of Test Impressions from Footwear and...
Technical Report on the Articulation of the Reasoning and Foundational Principles Behind...
Standard for Evaluation of Measurement Uncertainty in Forensic Toxicology
Standard for Metrological Traceability in Forensic Toxicology
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The “t” time: Investigating handedness through strokes and slopes
This study investigated the stroke and slope characteristics in left‐handed and right‐handed handwriting. Stroke (letters t, f, đ, and H) and slope (letters t, f, l, d, and g) directions were analyzed on in‐house samples (n = 64), revealing statistically significant differences (...
A proposal for cut marks classification using machine learning: Serrated vs. non‐serrated,...
In tool mark identification, there is still a lack of characteristics and methodologies standardization used to analyze and describe sharp force trauma marks on skeletal remains. This study presents a classification method for cut marks on human bones, providing an applicable met...
Forensic psychiatric assessment in autism spectrum disorder: Experience of a forensic...
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by marked differences in communication patterns, reciprocal social interactions, and restricted, stereotyped, and repetitive interests and activities. Various behavioral problems in ASD, more so when a...
Sexual dimorphism of pelvic scarring: A new method of adult biological sex estimation
Estimating biological sex is a crucial aspect of forensic anthropology, and is pivotal in forensic investigations. Presently, the most frequently adopted osteological sex estimation methods focus on the anterior pelvis, which is easily susceptible to postmortem damage, revealing ...