Forensic science is often a part of entertainment, but how often is it used to really fight crime?

When it comes to careers often depicted in television and movies, separating fact from fiction can be incredibly difficult. In the case of forensic science, however, its importance in fighting crime is undeniable and not a fabricated reality from Hollywood directors. The forensic science certifications are a vital part of the entire criminal justice and regulatory system.

The forensic scientist's goal is the evenhanded use of all available information to determine the facts and, subsequently, the truth behind a crime. This is a role that is constantly expanding. Forensic scientists today deal with issues that range from examining the validity of a signature on a will, to analyzing a claim of product liability, to questioning whether or not an organization is complying with governmental environmental laws, and finally, to protecting constitutionally guaranteed individual rights.

Beyond this, a forensic scientist is often charged with the difficult task of putting together the pieces ... more.

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