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The Forensic Science Formula



Programs such as CSI, CSI Miami etc are very popular and thoroughly entertaining but they have created what is know in academic and professional circles as the 'CSI effect' i.e. the perception of the near-infallibility of forensic science.

Given that this perception is wide of the mark, we thought it would be useful to investigate the essence of forensic science. What do those working in the field consider the main attributes of forensic science to be? How much importance do they give to these attributes? Do these attributes vary across different forensic science disciplines? What do those studying or thinking about studying forensic science think? What do the public think?

We appreciate that there are no right or wrong answers but we thought it would very useful and interesting to see if any themes develop. To get people thinking about this issue, we put together the following video and we will shortly publishing the views of a number of forensic scientists. However, please note that this discussion is open to all, so why not let us know what you think via the have your say form below.

The Forensic Science Formula Video



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Main Forensic Interests?
Your Forensic Science Formula

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Name: Laura

Job: Liberal Arts Math and Science student interested in forensic science and the criminal justice field.

From: Nassau County, NY, USA

Main Forensic Interests: Forensic Anthropology, DNA Ananlysis, Blood Splatter Anylsis, Evidence Analysis, Crime Scene Investigation, Desire to Become An Expert Witness, Anything Science and Law

Forensic Science Formula:

30%- Skill/Education/Tools

25%- Passion/Reason/Will To Find Truth

15%- Interest/Achievements/Self-Satifactory

10%- Justice/Proving The Criminals Guilty/ Setting Free the Innocent

10%- Accomplishment of Advancment in the Field

10%- Pain

100%- Remember the Victims


Name: Altrisha Robinson

From: Turks and Caicos Islands

Job: Currently studying forensics online

Main Forensic Interests: Forensic Entomology

Forensic Science Formula:

20% compassion

20% teamwork

30% skill

50% stupidity of criminals who help convict themselves more than they know

100% satisfaction of seeing the bad guys get what they deserve


Name: Shashi Kumar

From: Tirunelveli

Job: Student of criminology

Main Forensic Interests: Finger prints

Forensic Science Formula:

20% Skill

15% Analyse

25% Finding truth

10% Understanding

15% Thinking

15% Interest


Name: Victor Manso

Job: Forensic Science student planning to work with the Santa Rosa P.D.

From: New York, USA

Main Forensic Interests: Forensic Geology

Forensic Science Formula:

15% Understanding

20% Interest

20% Skills

30% Will Find Truth

15% Satisfaction


Name: Ruchishree

Job: BSc Student

From: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

Main Forensic Interests: Want to go into forensic science.

Forensic Science Formula:

10% Understanding

25% Interest

20% Tools

10% Skills

30% Will Find Truth

5% Satisfaction


Name: Hui Seong

Job: Technical Support Engineer for Forensic Equipment

From: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Main Forensic Interests: Forensic Document Examination

Forensic Science Formula:

15% Understanding in question document examination

20% Interest

15% Knowledge/skill

40% Tools/equipment

5% The will to find truth

5% Self satisfactory


Forensic Nurse Examiner From New Jersey

Main Forensic Interests: Sexual assault and death investigation

Forensic Science Formula:

10% compassion

15% teamwork

25% skill

50% stupidity of criminals who help convict themselves more than they know

100% satisfaction of seeing the bad guys get what they deserve


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