… An adequate forensic strategy is required to collect forensic intelligence from crime scenes;
part- time forensic ‘cherry picking’ business models or the lack of any forensic business …

The articulation of the terms ‘forensic’ and ‘intelligence’ is a challenge, especially because
the communities using these terms have long been separated by academic environments …

… forensic intelligence is the accurate, timely and useful product of logically processing forensic
… chapter, whereas criminal intelligence and consequently forensic intelligence are mainly …

… for integration of forensic intelligence into the investigative analytic … forensic intelligence is
based on the generation of new investigative insights by linking two or more pieces of forensic …

… : forensic intelligence is the accurate, timely and useful product of logically processing (analysis
of) forensic case data (information) for investigation and/or intelligence purposes. …

… Intelligence began as … forensic intelligence is in its infancy as the focus of forensic science
has traditionally been the courts and the resolution of crime. The focus for forensic intelligence …

… Thus, has forensic science to compromise with intelligence by developing a forensic
intelligence branch? Maybe the term itself ‘forensic intelligence’ which is occasionally regarded an …

… This contribution of forensic science to these security oriented models is still not well … of
forensic intelligence, we suggest a framework that connects forensic science to intelligence-led …

… policing and intelligence missions, … forensic intelligence. It is argued that an imbalance
exists between perceived and actual understanding of forensic intelligence by police and forensic …

… using forensic intelligence and … and forensic intelligence will first be introduced, along with
a subsequent examination of the research that has led to the creation of a forensic intelligence …