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Published the first scientific treatise on the detection of poisons.

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A German chemist who discovered a more precise way of detecting small amounts of arsenic in 1806.

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Before the 17th century, those who confessed under torture were guilty. those who resist to give in are innocent.

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Applying scientific techniques to collecting and analyzing criminal evidence.

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Also known as Criminalistics & is the application of science to law.

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Forensic scientist, criminologist, coroners, prosecuters, medical examiners, and crime scene investigators are jobs involved in forensics.

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Trace Evidence
Latent Prints
Toxicology
Firearms
Crime Scene Investigation
Photography
Anthropology
Computer Science
Engineering
Entomology
Questioned Documents
Controlled Substance
Psychology & Psychiatry

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College education, internships, in-house training, and workshops are required.

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The Polarized Light Microscope was invented in 1828. This led to the first detection of sperm in 1839.

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Developed the Bertillon System which was later replaced by fingerprinting in 1903.

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Forensic Scientists
Criminologist
Crime Scene Investigator
Medical Examiners
Coroners
Prosecutors

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Responsible for the first test of poison arsenic in a human corpses.

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Common responsibilities include collecting, analyzing, & interpreting data and court testimony.

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Any object that can establish that a crime has been committed, or can link to the crime, victim, or suspect(s).

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The first crime lab in the US  was the Los Angles PD Crime Lab, which opened in 1923.
The FBI Laboratory opened in 1932