Meanings of forensic case in English

The defence continued its forensic case by calling James Pex, a blood expert.

Yet I approach a forensic case and a work of fiction in a similar fashion.

The other was filled with forensic case reports.

I finished my report on Élisabeth Nicolet, describing and explaining my observations, just as I would with any forensic case.

In this examination, we evaluated the potential of the petrous bone for human identification of skeletal remains in forensic case work.

This wreckage will be analysed and used to present "a very compelling forensic case" that Iran was responsible, the report says.

For forensic case evaluations, developmental traumatology, or the intersection of the traumatic event(s) at a particular age of the student, is often the evaluating framework.

Most Temperance Brennan novels spring from a mixture of my real forensic cases.

These estimated values are also applied to simulated forensic cases.

However, several limitations of entomotoxicology have been highlighted, especially concerning interpretation of the drug concentrations in insects on human forensic cases.

I've been suspended from teaching, and the police haven't exactly deluged me with forensic cases since they arrested me for murder.

In an effort to improve laboratories performing hair analysis in forensic cases, the French Society of Analytical Toxicology (S.F.T.A.)

The concentration of GHB is difficult to interpret in forensic cases due to the possibility of an endogenous production of GHB.

With regard to the real forensic cases, both reviewers clearly identified each of the three Action 4 bullets among all other lodged projectiles.

Since the historic dead do not qualify as forensic cases, special permission had been obtained from the Bureau du Coroner to perform the analysis there.

"Go change into some scrubs, and while we're looking at this forensic case, I'll get Amy to run it through the wash."