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reportForensics
9.9.2 Definition
The sub-segment cover all enabling nanotechnologies that assist in criminal investigations and identification of criminals and means used to commit the crime. The scope of the assessment has been on materials and methods used in detecting fingerprints, forgeries, and weapons used in committing crimes.
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