Insights & Analysis
Commentary, case studies and educational content from the intersection of law, forensic science and digital investigations.
Scholar Speak Volume I: Six Lectures, One Conversation
Over seven weeks from April to May 2026, LexFunis hosted its inaugural Scholar Speak series — an academic lecture series where researchers presented peer-reviewed work to a live audience. Here is what we covered, what we learned, and what comes next.
DNA Evidence in Indian Courts: Admissibility, Reliability and the Chain of Custody
DNA profiling has transformed criminal investigations worldwide. But how does the Indian legal system treat DNA evidence? What standards govern its collection, preservation and presentation in court? This article examines the current framework under the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023, and landmark Supreme Court judgements.
Inside the Cybercriminal Mind: What Psychology Tells Us About Digital Offending
Modern cybercrime is not just a technical problem — it is a psychological one. Understanding why people commit offences online, how anonymity reshapes criminal identity, and what motivates dark web activity is essential for both investigators and legal practitioners. A summary of key insights from our lecture series.
10 Legal Drafting Mistakes That Undermine Your Arguments
Strong legal arguments can be undone by poor drafting. Ambiguous language, passive constructions, inconsistent defined terms, and incorrect citation formats are errors that appear even in experienced practitioners' work. This guide covers the most common drafting failures and how to avoid them.
Forensic Odontology and DNA Profiling: How Teeth Tell the Story
Dental records have long been used for human identification in mass disaster situations and unidentified remains cases. When combined with DNA profiling, forensic odontology becomes one of the most reliable identification tools available to investigators. An overview of the science and its legal implications.
What BNSS 2023 Changes for Forensic Evidence in Indian Criminal Trials
The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023 introduces significant changes to how forensic evidence is collected, documented and presented in Indian courts. For forensic professionals and legal practitioners alike, understanding these reforms is not optional — it is essential.