ACADEMY

4th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

LAW AND FORENSIC SCIENCES

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August 25 - 27, 2023

Istanbul

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Participants may take part in the congress submitting their abstracts, reports and e-posters. Any study conducted under the faculty or faculties involved in the main title of the congress may apply. It is possible to take part in the congress with an unpublished conceptual, experimental, non-experimental or theoretical study.

Email for papers and questions :
forsconference@gmail.com

 

Important Dates

Deadline for abstracts : August 20, 2023

Deadline for registrations : August 21, 2023

Publication Conference Books : Sept 25, 2023

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Registration Fee

ONLINE

FREE FOR NON-TURKISH PARTICIPANTS

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FACE TO FACE

100 EURO

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Guidelines
 

Any paper submitted to our congress should not have been submitted and/or published elsewhere.

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​Papers will be assessed using double-blind refereeing process and the referee report will be maintained. Any necessary changes suggested by the referees should be made.

Templates

Please ensure your submission meets the conference's strict guidelines for accepting scholarly papers. Downloadable versions of the check list for :

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Abstract Papers

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Full-text Papers

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TOPICS :

Law

Humanitarian Forensics

Criminalistics

Clinical Forensic Medicine

Crime Prevention Strategies

Anthropology – Odontology

Criminology

Environmental Forensics

Forensic Biology & Genetics

Forensic Engineering

Forensic Pathology

Forensic Psychiatry & Behavioural Sciences

Medical Law – Jurisprudence

Security Studies and Policing

Sexual Violence

Toxicology

Forensic science
Expert witness
Forensic science and statistics
Evaluating evidence of emerging analytical technologies
Epidemiological evidence and the law
Education of methods for evidence interpretation
Communication between lawyers and experts
Legal versus scientific reasoning
Quantifying evidential value
DNA mixture interpretation
Interpretation at activity level
Combining evidence
Statistical and logical methods in law, legal and forensic sciences
Deciding under uncertainty
Statistics as evidence
Fingerprint
Forensic evidence
Friction ridges
Human or other primate hand
Fingerprint analysis
The identification of gender by use of a fingerprint test
Identification and classification of individual fingerprints
Dactyloscopy
Exemplar prints
Electronic recording of fingerprint
Footprints
Fingerprint recognition or fingerprint authentication
Scanning dead or unconscious people
Disappearance of children's latent prints
Detection of drug use
Collecting patent prints
Collecting latent prints
Photography
Alternate light source
Cyanoacrylate
Chemical developers
Crime laboratories