Sentence examples for forensic intelligence from inspiring English sources

"He's got a forensic intelligence," Mr Clegg told him.

Forensic intelligence is a distinct dimension of forensic science.

Ms. Clemente, 43, often refers to herself as a "forensic intelligence analyst".

The development of forensic intelligence relies on the expression of suitable models that better represent the contribution of forensic intelligence in relation to the criminal justice system, policing and security.

Forensic intelligence processes have mostly been developed to address either a specific type of trace or a specific problem.

Forensic intelligence has shown some important perspectives but more general developments are required to address persistent challenges.

The first three were responsible for forensics, intelligence, and security; the last was devoted to exchanging information with Yemeni authorities.

Meanwhile, experts consulted by the McMaths' legal team — who included a "forensic-intelligence analyst," an Ohio doctor who concluded that the teen-ager was reacting to the presence of her family and thus could not be dead, along with a lawyer known for his opposition to California's malpractice laws — insisted that Oakland Children's had misdiagnosed her.

So far, neither site has been fully inspected by forensic teams, intelligence officials said.

This time he's written a memoir, a "collage of recollections and reminiscences" where almost every case (chosen, he writes, to highlight a particular legal issue), seems to follow a similar arc: crime, miscarriage of justice/cover-up/whitewash, then Mansfield taking on the establishment, generally in the form of the police, but also forensic scientists, intelligence officers.

Today there are forces that dedicate just 12% of constables to patrols because they have expanded forensic units, intelligence teams and largely invisible public protection work like child abuse, domestic violence and sexual offences.