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Apply for AAFS Membership in the Jurisprudence Section by the October 1 Deadline!

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Study: Laypeople (Jurors) May Misjudge the Weight of Manner of Death Testimony

Epic Deals for Members—September 6

Journal of Forensic Sciences Announces “Special Section on Disaster Victim Identification”...

Odontologist Appointed New Associate Editor of Journal of Forensic Sciences

NIST Report Outlines Strategic Opportunities to Advance Forensic Science in the United...

Remembering the Trauma of 9/11

AAFS Affiliate Space Reservations OPEN

Exciting News: Exhibit and Sponsorship Opportunities Now Open for AAFS 2025 in Baltimore!

Correction to “A study of DNA transfers onto plastic packets placed in personal bags”

Two simplified tooth sample preparation methods for conventional laboratory and RapidHIT™...

Disaster victim identification (DVI) refers to the forensic identification of unknown individuals following a mass disaster event. Human dental structures can contain viable DNA sources when other soft tissues are compromised. However, labor‐intensive sample preparation performed...

Visual detection and enhancement of alterations in questioned documents by Mueller...

In this article, we have explored the use of Mueller polarimetry for the detection and enhancement of alterations in questioned documents. Erasures, obliterations (with liquid paper and by pasting an additional layer of paper), and insertions (made with several inks) were studied...