The Language of Forensics
The Language of Forensics is an educational resource meticulously crafted to equip you with the discipline-specific language skills essential in the field of forensic science. Our aim is to provide you with practical, effective tools and materials that enhance your proficiency and deepen your understanding of the technical vocabulary that characterizes this discipline.
OUR MISSION
The Language of Forensics is designed to cater to a diverse audience, including multilingual learners and those new to the intricate landscape of forensic science. Within the digital confines of this resource, you'll discover a rich array of materials designed to support your language learning journey. Our goal is to enhance your comprehension skills and empower you to communicate effectively within the forensic science field, regardless of your linguistic or cultural background.
This resource incorporates interactive features, including glossaries, flash cards, engaging picture games, and intuitive drag-and-drop exercises, all aimed at making your learning experience accessible and engaging.
Meet the Team
Contributing Reviewers
Mellanie Parchment
Firearms and Toolmarks Expert
Centre for Forensic Sciences
Craig Fraser
Lawyer (Ret.)
Ontario Review Board Member
Jaclyn Slaney
Detective
Toronto Police Services
Rob Rigole
Forensic Identification Training Officer
Ontario Police College
Irv Albrecht
Detective Constable
Forensic Identification Services,
Toronto Police Services
Eugene Liscio
Forensic Engineer
ai2-3D Forensic Technologies
David Michael Richard
CanFRWG Chair
Canadian Police College
James Watterson
Professor; Chair
Forensic Science Department, Laurentian University
Murray Clayton
Program Officer, Forensic Science
Forensic Science Program,
University of Toronto Mississauga
Michelle Pflug
Detective
Ontario Police College
Greg McGuire
Forensic Identification Unit
Ontario Police College
Lindsey Fiddes
Microscopy Imaging Lab Manager
Temerty Faculty of Medicine
University of Toronto
Rasmus Larsen
Assistant Professor
Forensic Science Program,
University of Toronto Mississauga
James Murtland
Detective
Ontario Police College
Doug Perovic
Professor
Engineering Department,
University of Toronto