Archive for the ‘Armstrong Forensic Engineers’ Category

Debating a National Gene Database

Monday, May 17th, 2010

Michael Seringhaus recently argued in the New York Times to keep everyone’s DNA on file in police databases:

The president was correct in saying that we need a more robust DNA database, available to law enforcement in every state, to “continue to tighten the grip around folks who have .Read more...

TTYL: Prison Time for Texting in Britain

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

Driving while texting (DWT) laws have been passed around the country prohibiting talking on cell phones or requiring hands-free devices.

A new New York Times/CBS News poll reports that 97% of Americans believe that texting while driving should be illegal.

A NY Times article today discusses prison terms being handed out in .Read more...

Welcome to the ‘Forensic Engineering Hub’

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009

This blog is designed to collect and promote articles and ideas related to forensic engineering.

The ‘Forensic Engineering Hub’ will include posts related to all fields of engineering, new developments in forensic engineering, current events, and trends in the industry.

We invite our readers to post comments and suggest articles or topics .Read more...