Sentence examples for some forensics from inspiring English sources

Only a handful of categories of people are permitted to possess this material: police investigating a crime, some forensics specialists, lawyers and judges and other people involved in a trial.

Plus some forensics shows, like HBO's Autopsy, got me interested.

But the parents and some forensics experts dispute the hypothesis of mass incineration at the dump.

"We did do some forensics on that and found no evidence it was actually emailed to her," State Department Spokesperson Kirby said at a daily news briefing on Friday.

Some forensic accountants are actually much closer to private investigators.

Investigators do have some forensic evidence, Mr. Gansler said.

While some forensic experts took issue with that conclusion, many welcomed it.

Inspector Bucket's playing Miss Marple, with some forensic help from Mr Venus the taxidermist (CSI 19th-century London).

This conclusion led some forensic investigators to hypothesize that Whitman's tumour may have been pushed against the amygdala regions of his brain, which influence fight-flight responses.

But his novelist's instincts also provide the plot setbacks and corrosive humor that expose the scientific puffery of some forensic technology.

But the judge said he was not satisfied that there was a scientifically reliable match, and described the handling of some forensic samples as "slapdash" and "cavalier".