The phrase "forensic attitude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a mindset or approach that involves careful examination, analysis, or investigation, often in a legal or scientific context.
Example: "The detective approached the case with a forensic attitude, meticulously analyzing every piece of evidence."
Alternatives: "analytical mindset" or "investigative approach."
It paid particular attention to the way in which technical issues have been separated from ethical and social issues in key policy deliberations and noted the potential negative effects of this division of intellectual labour on contemporary attitudes to forensic genetics.
These demands, which have had a populist echo amongst the protesters at India Gate, ignore the fact that shoddy investigation, poor forensics and misogynist attitudes among the police and even lower judiciary are the main reasons why rape victims in India do not get justice.
The success of homicide investigations has improved greatly since 1990: in the first half of the period, only 36% of deaths led to a homicide conviction; in the second half, 68% did so, an improvement that may arise from changed police attitudes, improvements in forensic science and more willingness on the part of juries to convict.
He was already one of 16 Red Bull academy drivers but none of the others had shown such initiative and Horner was immediately impressed with his attitude, intelligence and almost forensic attention to detail.
Compared to psychiatrists, community members have lower confidence in the validation of forensic psychiatric assessment and have stricter attitudes toward the disposal of offenders with psychiatric disorders.
A questionnaire designed to record attitudes toward the current forensic psychiatric assessment procedures and the disposal of mentally ill offenders was developed and distributed via a mobile App.
Today, Davis believes, "has found an impartial attitude: cosiness at one end, forensic inquiry at the other".
Table 5 Results regarding attitudes regards inclusion in a forensic DNA database under awarness about its scope Would you agree to having your DNA profile stored in a forensic database for legal purposes?
Thus neither disagreement in belief nor disagreement in attitude need be an "occasion for forensic rivalry; it may be an occasion for an interchange of aims, with a reciprocal influence that both parties find to be beneficial" (1944, 4 5).
The aim of this study was to investigate the attitudes of Chinese community members and psychiatrists towards forensic psychiatric assessments.
