Forensic profiling can be explained as the study of evidence (especially in the crime line) to build information which can then be used by police authorities.
Otherwise, we can explain it as the evidence compiled from a crime scene that will then be used by the police.
Digital profiling
Case profiling
Offender profiling
DNA profiling
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Forensic psychologist
Experimental psychologist
Forensic psychologists
Clinical psychologist
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Nominal data
Forensic data
Crime data
Cyber data
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Cyber data
Forensic data
Crime data
Nominal data
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Recidivists
Online files
Intelligence files
Suspect files
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Case profiling
Digital image profiling
Offender profilingĀ
DNA profiling
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European Human Rights Protection Agency
European Convention on Human Rights
European Human Rights Agency
European Human Rights Activist League
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Legal method
Conventional method
Behavioral method
Technical method
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Criminal profileĀ
Time intervals
Duration
Modus operandi
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