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Forensic medicine can be defined as forensic pathology and forensic science. It is the use of medicine in support of the law. The role of forensic medicine in the process of crime detection cannot be overlooked because it gives the law enforcement agency a detailed picture of the events which led to the trauma, death and any other medical concern related to crime as soon as the personnel is on the crime scene. Forensic medicine and genetics forming a new emerging focus a new emerging focus also give witness to some of the most cutting-edge progress in crime in the modern world with the criminals' impunity being brought to an end. There are also expectations to technological developments in the future that will require careful assessment as to how far the ethics of science can be stretched. Another essential aspect of the above is that if evidence is handed over in any litigation case, no document or object handed over should before the completion of the case process leave any person's possession without any proper documentation including a detailed explanation and why it was withdrawn to preserve its authenticity and admissibility in court. Privacy issue: Genetic information contains sensitive moral issues involving the problem consent, data security and improper expectations regarding the collection, preservation and utilization of DNA which are sources to be neglected in ones jurisdiction. This is about the law in every jurisdiction, Laws vary in how they prescribe the manner of collection and retention of DNA.