FORENSIC SCIENCE AND CRIME RESEARCH

Aims and Scope

FSCRJ publishes high-quality research articles, reviews, case studies, technical notes, and expert opinions in a wide range of areas, including but not limited to:

• Forensic biology, DNA profiling, and genetic analysis

• Forensic toxicology and drug testing

• Digital forensics and cybercrime investigations

• Fingerprint, footprint, and trace evidence analysis

• Forensic pathology and medico-legal autopsy studies

• Ballistics, firearms, and toolmark examination

• Forensic anthropology and archaeology

• Crime scene investigation and reconstruction techniques

• Forensic psychology and criminology research

• Legal medicine and courtroom applications of forensic science

• Advances in forensic technologies: AI, machine learning, and automation

• Ethics, policies, and challenges in forensic practice

Why Publish with FSCRJ?

• Global Visibility – Open access ensures worldwide readership among forensic scientists, researchers, and law enforcement professionals.

• Rigorous Peer Review – All submissions undergo a thorough double-blind peer review, ensuring credibility and high scientific quality.

• Rapid Publication – Accepted articles are published promptly to ensure timely dissemination of new findings.

• Interdisciplinary Impact – Connects forensic science with medicine, law, criminology, and digital security.

• Innovative Publishing – Supports multimedia formats including case images, video demonstrations, and supplementary datasets.

• Author Rights – Authors retain copyright under Creative Commons licensing, promoting wider use and citation.

• Community Engagement – Contributions are promoted through global networks, academic databases, and professional organizations.

Ethical and Editorial Standards

FSCRJ follows COPE and ICMJE publishing standards to ensure integrity, objectivity, and ethical responsibility in forensic and crime research. All studies involving human subjects, crime data, or legal evidence must include appropriate approvals and confidentiality safeguards.