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"Forensic methods" as a book category covers the scientific techniques, protocols, and analytical approaches used to investigate crimes and other legal questions. It includes practical manuals and textbooks on crime‑scene processing, evidence collection and preservation, laboratory analyses such as DNA, toxicology, ballistics, fingerprint and trace‑evidence examination, pattern and tool‑mark comparison, and digital/cyber forensics, as well as discussions of quality assurance, chain of custody, and courtroom presentation. Titles range from introductory guides for students and law‑enforcement personnel to advanced reference works and case studies for practitioners, emphasizing reproducible methodology, validation, legal admissibility, and ethical considerations. The focus is on translating scientific principles into reliable investigative practice and explaining how forensic results support legal decision‑making.

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