Journal of Forensic Research

Ranjit Singh

Publications

• Review Article
  Reality Bites – Demystifying Crime
  Author(s): Gurveen Gill and Ranjit SinghGurveen Gill and Ranjit Singh
  
  Forensic dentistry is an essential part of Forensic science, mainly involves the identification of an assailant by comparing a record of their dentition (set of teeth) with a record of a bite mark left on a victim. Human bite-mark traditionally provides the forensic dentist with both physical and biological evidence. Bites have been found in cases of homicide, attempted suicide, sexual assault, and child abuse. Bite marks with high evidentiary value that can be used in comparisons with the suspects’ teeth will include marks from specific teeth that accurately record distinct traits. The teeth may also be used as weapon and, under certain circumstances may leave information as to the identity of the biter. Analysis of bite marks is the second major responsibility of the forensic dentist. However, the advent of DNA and its recovery from bite-marks has offered an objective method o.. Read More»
  DOI: 10.4172/2157-7145.1000S4-005

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