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Criminal Investigation & Forensic Science

advtanmoy 09/10/2017

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Fire Arms-

Gunshot Wounds-

Burn Wounds-

Toxicology-

DNA Testing-

Forensic Photography-

Certificate Issued by Doctors-

Autopsy or Post Mortem–

Collecting Evidence for Criminal Court–

Sexual Offences-

Identification of Accused-Insanity-

Death of Human Being-

Accidental Death not Amounting Homicide-

Impotency and Sterility-

Pregnant woman

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