Forensic Truth

Forensic truth refers to the factual accuracy established through scientific and investigative methods in the context of a criminal or legal case. It involves gathering and analyzing evidence—such as DNA, fingerprints, or forensic reports—to determine what actually happened. Unlike relying solely on witness accounts or assumptions, forensic truth strives for an objective, reliable understanding of events based on measurable, verifiable facts. It helps courts make informed decisions by uncovering the facts behind a case, ensuring justice is based on evidence rather than assumptions or incomplete information.