Science & Justice

Official Journal of the The Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences.

Science & Justice aims to advance the international study, application and standing of forensic science, facilitating the co-operation of all persons interested in forensic science throughout the world.

Science & Justice publishes learned and original, high-quality contributions on any aspect of forensic and crime science, including articles focused on advancing the teaching and learning, training and/or professional practice of forensic science. We therefore encourage submissions from all those working within academic, research and practitioner arenas. Articles should also contextualise their work and its application for the benefit of our diverse audience and criminal justice systems across the globe. Submissions must comply with our strict ethical and legal standards.

The journal publishes material in the following types of submission:

• Original Research Papers

• Short Communications (for example, Preliminary Studies and Proof-of-Concept articles where datasets are limited)

• Review Articles

• Technical Notes

• Case Studies

• Professional Practice Reports

• Rapid Communications

• Commentaries (including Professional Commentaries)

• Correspondence.