The article explores the transformative role of DNA technology within the criminal justice process, focusing on its investigative applications in the United States. Commencing with a historical overview, the introduction delves into the evolution of DNA technology, highlighting milestones and breakthroughs. Emphasizing the profound impact of DNA in criminal investigations, the article discusses its significance
Investigative journalism is the product of independent work by reporters and editors, which reveals a public or social issue that would otherwise remain unknown. Reporters produce original investigations for newspapers, magazines, books, broadcast outlets, newsletters, and news websites. The process of investigation may take days, months, or years and include reviewing public documents, conducting multiple
Investigative psychology is a problem-solving psychology set up to deal with real-world crimes and other issues, beyond the abstractions of university laboratories. Investigative psychologists collect, assess, interpret, and organize the information available from an investigation. It is an emerging area of criminal psychology that utilizes psychology to bring together various data relevant to investigations to