Arsenic earned its reputation as the "King of Poisons" since Roman times. This naturally occurring substance has been both a tool for scientific advancement and a deadly weapon; this deadly substance could end a life silently with just a...

Introduction: Silent Witnesses in Forensics When investigating crime scenes, unconventional sources of evidence, like pets, are increasingly gaining attention. A groundbreaking study published in Forensic Science International: Genetics (2025) delves into the potential role of cats as reservoirs and vectors...

Fingerprints have fascinated humanity for millennia, serving as a powerful tool for identification and crime-solving. From ancient Babylon to modern forensic labs, these unique patterns on our fingertips have transcended time, proving their enduring value. During the 700s, China made...

Introduction How did a 6th-century emperor revolutionize the relationship between medicine and law? Justinian's Corpus Juris Civilis, the cornerstone of Byzantine jurisprudence, reshaped the legal landscape by formalizing the role of physicians as expert witnesses. This groundbreaking legal compilation elevated...

Did you know that the roots of forensic science can be traced back to the practices of Germanic and Slavic societies? These early medieval cultures laid the groundwork for forensic science as we know it today. From the powerful...