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Module I
Forensic Sciences Definition and Scope of Forensic Sciences, History and development of Forensic Sciences, Need and Principle, Police and, Forensic Sciences laboratories / institutions in India, Organizational Structure of a Forensic Sciences Laboratory/Institution, Services provided by other institutions, Functions and responsibility of Forensic scientist Forensic Photography: Definition of photography, Cameras and its working, attachments of camera, types of camera lenses, crime scene and laboratory photography, UV and IR photography, Photomicrography and macro photography. Digital photography, digital imaging, photogrammetry, basic concepts of videography/high speed videography.
Module II
Law: Sections of Indian Evidence Act: 32, 45, 46, 47, 57, 58, 60, 73, 135, 136, 137, 159,
Sections of Criminal Procedure code:53,53A, 54, 291, 292, 293.311A
Sections of Indian Penal Code: Offences against person: 299, 300, 302, 304B, 306, 319, 320, 326, 339, 340, 351, 359, 362, 375, 377. Offences against property: section 378, 383, 390, 405, 415, 441, 463, 471, 499, 503, and 511.
Indian constitution article 20,21
Module III
Crime: Definition, types of crimes, causes of crime, Theories and prevention of crime,characteristics of criminal
Criminal Justice System: Structure of Police, Police and Forensic Scientist relationship with reference to Crime Investigation, Modus Operandi and its role in Crime Record, maintenance of crime records, Prosecution and Judicial Organizations. Courts in India, Jurisdiction of courts in criminal cases and FIR.
Report writing and evidence evaluation: Components of reports and report format in respect of crime scene and laboratory findings.
Court testimony: Admissibility of expert testimony, pre court preparation and court appearance, examination in chief, cross examination and re- examination. Ethics in forensic Sciences.
Module IV
Psychology and investigative techniques: Polygraph (Lie-detection), Narco analysis, Brain mapping, Forensic psychiatry – human behavior and relationship between human behavior and legal proceeding in both civil and criminal cases.
Module V
Laboratory management System: Laboratory information management system, Chain of custody of samples covered by LAN system, Security system, validation and safety equipments.
Forensic statistics: Types of data, Basic concept of frequency distribution, measure of central values – Mean, median and mode, measure of dispersion, range, mean deviation and standard
deviation, probability, theory and classical definition of probability, Bayes theorem of probability, conditional probability and coincidence probability, Chi-square test.
References :
Forensic Science : Definition and Scope of Forensic Sciences, History and development of Forensic Sciences, Need and Principle,
Police and Forensic Sciences laboratories / institutions in India, Organizational structure of a Forensic Sciences Laboratory/Institution, Services provided by other institutions, Functions and responsibility of Forensic scientist.
Forensic Photography: Definition of photography, Cameras and its working, attachments of camera, types of camera lenses,
crime scene and laboratory photography, UV and IR photography, Photomicrography and macro photography.
basic concepts of videography/high speed videography.
Law: Sections of Indian Evidence Act: 32, 45, 46, 47, 57,58,
Law: Sections of Indian Evidence Act:60, 73, 135, 136, 137, 159,
Sections of Criminal Procedure code:53,53A, 54, 291,
Sections of Criminal Procedure code:292, 293,311A
Sections of Indian Penal Code: Offences against person: 299, 300, 302, 304B, 306
Sections of Indian Penal Code: Offences against person: 319,
320, 326, 339, 340,
Sections of Indian Penal Code: Offences against person: 351, 359, 362, 375, 377.
Sections of Indian Penal Code: Offences against property: section 378, 383,
390, 405, 415, 441, 463,
Sections of Indian Penal Code: Offences against property: section 471, 499, 503, and 511.
Indian constitution article 20,21
Crime: Definition, types of crimes, causes of crime,Theories and prevention of crime,
Theories and prevention of crime, characteristics of criminal
Criminal Justice System: Structure of Police, Police and Forensic Scientist relationship with reference to Crime Investigation, Modus Operandi and its role in Crime Record,
maintenance of crime records, Prosecution and Judicial Organizations. Courts in India, Jurisdiction of courts in criminal cases and FIR.
Report writing and evidence evaluation: Components of reports and report format in respect of crime scene and laboratory findings.
Court testimony: Admissibility of expert testimony, pre court preparation and court appearance,examination in chief,
cross examination and re- examination.
Ethics in forensic science.
Psychology and investigative techniques: Polygraph (Lie-detection),
Scientific and Legal Procedure for Polygraph Test
Psychology and investigative techniques: Narco analysis,
Psychology and investigative techniques: Brain mapping,
Video : Techniques to detect deception
Forensic psychiatry – human behavior and relationship between human behavior
legal proceeding in both civil and criminal cases.
Laboratory management System: Laboratory information management system, Chain of custody of samples covered by LAN system
Security system, validation and safety equipments.
Forensic statistics: Types of data, Basic concept of frequency distribution,
measure of central values – Mean, median and mode,
measure of dispersion, range, mean deviation and standard deviation,
probability, theory and classical definition of probability,
Bayes theorem of probability
conditional probability and coincidence probability
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