Forensic Criminology

Forensic Criminology - LAWN805

2 Credits

This course examines the intersection of forensic criminology and law, focusing on how criminological theories and forensic methodologies apply to legal contexts, criminal investigations, and courtroom procedures. The course emphasizes the legal implications of forensic evidence, the admissibility of scientific findings, the role of criminologists in legal proceedings, and ethical considerations in forensic practice. Students will engage in case studies, legal analysis, and mock trial exercises to bridge the gap between forensic criminology and legal advocacy. The goal of this course is to provide a comprehensive look at forensic criminology within a legal framework, equipping students with practical skills applicable to criminal law, forensic investigations, and trial advocacy.