Sentence examples for forensic aspects from inspiring English sources

It was seen as having little relevance to penal policy and less to forensic aspects of criminal justice.

After a struggle, during which we reject The Forensic Aspects of Sleep, he settles for An Introduction to Scottish Criminal Law - for Italian readers.

Ivor van Heerden, the prophetic deputy director of the Louisiana State University Hurricane Center, has analyzed the event's scientific and forensic aspects in "The Storm" (written with Mike Bryan).

He struck up correspondences with journalists who had covered the cases, bombarding them with requests for details covering everything from the forensic aspects of the killings to the politics and geography of Ciudad Juárez (he never visited the town).

While Van Zante focuses on the forensic aspects of the work, Richard Tuttle, a professor at Tulane specializing in 16th-century Italian architecture, is providing the historical text for the exhibition and trying to nail down the drawings origins.

Back at the University of Edinburgh, where he eventually became a professor of medical law, He published a range of scholarly works, including, with J. Kenyon Mason, Law and Medical Ethics (1991) and, with Colin Shapiro, Forensic Aspects of Sleep (1997).

"There's a big forensic aspect to this case," said Mr. Kelly.

Here, we focused on myocardial lipofuscin accumulation from the forensic aspect.

Strawson is the closest to Edmund Law's 18th century mode interpretation, making persons the forensic aspect of human beings.

The report found different agencies had "become confused" as their strategy discussions had focused on the medical and forensic aspect of his injuries, the report said.

Good Silent Witness episodes always have a forensic aspect to it, where the 'silent witness', the body who cannot speak, can be given a voice through the brilliance of Nikki or the others.