Sentence examples for forensic documentation from inspiring English sources

Three-dimensional (3D) surface documentation is well established in forensic documentation.

At each step, the discussion focuses on the proper data collection and preservation procedures, and associated forensic documentation, as well as teamwork coordination issues for effective ESI preservation.

MediCapt v1.0 was piloted in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in January, 2014, with seven clinicians, all of whom were participants in Physicians for Human Rights PHRR) trainings on forensic documentation.

In forensic documentation with bloodstain pattern analysis (BPA) it is highly desirable to obtain non-invasively overall documentation of a crime scene, but also register in high resolution single evidence objects, like bloodstains.

Since 2011, we have worked closely with him, his hospital staff, and other partners in the DRC to improve the forensic documentation of evidence of sexual violence in order to end the vicious cycle of mass rape that is fueled by a culture of utter impunity in the DRC.

For example, abuse was framed as assault that would require forensic documentation using body charts.

Thus, case files, forensic autopsy documentations and police reports, all studied meticulously, served solely as information regarding previous drug habits.

"The world must act now to assist the Iraqi people with proper forensic experts and documentation specialists, so that the full extent of Saddam's crimes can be uncovered".

It is this forensic level of documentation which the CIJA believes sets its work apart from other human rights enquiries, like the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria, which has also accused the regime of war crimes.

The stages of action were relatively clear from clinicians' accounts: immediate clinical care, registration, admission to hospital, informing the police, clinical note-taking and medicolegal documentation, forensic pathology, and – later - court proceedings, if initiated.

But it's only a maybe, and the guilty now at least know that with advances in forensics and better documentation of abuses, it their day in court could just be a matter of time.