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Introduction

In ancient world, the king used to decide the culprit and punish them, which were very cruel in nature. These punishments were applied in favor of their exist- ence, just to show how powerful they are. Gradually everything changed; the man with knowledge replaced the king, and punishments were given with respect to the intensity of the crime the culprit had committed. Now when a crime occurs, the court of law decides the culprit, and punishment are based on the evidence and statements produced by the authorized officials in front of the court. During the time of Romans, the incident was narrated in front of the pub - lic. The culprit and the victim were given a chance to deliver their words based on their side of the story to prove their innocence and escape from the punish - ment and further procedures or consequences of committing a crime at that time. The individual with the best argument would win the debate of proving the crime, and based on the points of argument, the public or the people with higher power determine the outcome of the case. Our ancestors applied forensic science in various fields, without knowing the science behind it. Now, forensic science has turned into a wide branch, which is used to solve crimes and in other purposes also. In this chapter we are mainly dis- cussing about the main branches of forensic science that include forensic chemis- try, forensic toxicology, and forensic behavioral science, questioned document, fingerprint forensics, digital forensics, cyber forensics, forensic anthropology, criminology, forensic biology, forensic ballistics, forensic serology, and so on. One of the important parts of forensic science is that the contamination of the sample collected and crime scene is low as compared to earlier centuries. The analyzed records are being preserved for the future requirements. The forensic investigators

follow a particular procedure during their investigation including seizing the crime History of Forensic Science

Kavya Hemanth, Maithri Tharmavaram, and Gaurav Pandey*

Gujarat Forensic Sciences University, Institute of Research and Development, Sector 9, Gandhinagar, 382007,

Gujarat, India

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Chronological history offorensic science.

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Xi Yuan Li

Traite des Poisons

L'Art Detaire en Medicine Legale

Crime by Computer

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Xi Yuan Li

Collected Cases of Injustice Rectified

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Important branches offorensic science.

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12 In the year 1786, he passed away prematurely, due to his frequent experiment with cyanide and arsenic without proper ventilation. His findings and experi- ments were used by many scientists. In 1787 Johann Daniel Metzger (Lyle 2017) found a way to detect arsenic in solution, and he also discovered that an arsenic mirror is formed on the charcoal surface when arsenic is heated with charcoal (Lyle 2017). German chemist Valentine Rose (Lyle 2017) in the year 1806 expanded his experiment, and with its application, he found out how to detect poison in the walls of stomach. Later in 1836, Alfred Swaine (Lyle 2017) developed a test to arsenic in human tissue. Then in the same year, an arsenic detection process was developed by English chemist James Marsh (Stewart 1947). He combined the experiments of Carl Wilhelm Scheele and Johann Daniel Metzger, and his revolutionary detecting method is known as Marsh test. This was a great contribution to the field of “forensic toxicology" in the cases were arsenic is used as a poison. It is a highly sensitive detection method. Arsenic in the form of white arsenic triox- ide can be easily implemented into food and drinks, and they are odorless and difficult to collect. In 1832, John Bodle (Norwood 2016) poisoned his grandfa- ther by adding arsenic to his coffee. James Marsh was asked to detect the pres- ence of arsenic in suspect fluid by the prosecution for the trial of John Bodle. James Marsh conducted the standard test, that is, the hydrogen sulfide is c01.indd 817-07-2020 15:28:24

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