Scientific and Technological Aid in the Criminal Justice System: Lecture Held at University of Allahabad Faculty of Law
Date: October 3, 2025
Location: Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh
Faculty of Law Organises Expert Lecture on Scientific Advances in Criminal Justice
The Faculty of Law, University of Allahabad (UoA) organised an insightful lecture on the topic “Scientific and Technological Aid in the Criminal Justice System” on 3rd October 2025.
The lecture was delivered by Dr. Anjum Parvez, Associate Professor at Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University, Dehradun.
The event highlighted the growing role of modern scientific tools in strengthening India’s criminal justice process.
Opening Ceremony and Welcome
The session began with a warm welcome by Prof. Adesh Kumar, Dean, Faculty of Law, who presented a bouquet and memento to the distinguished speaker, Dr. Parvez.
Prof. Kumar applauded the importance of integrating science and technology with legal practices to ensure fair and accurate justice delivery.
Key Highlights of Dr. Parvez’s Lecture
Dr. Parvez delivered an engaging and informative lecture that focused on the integration of scientific and technological advancements in criminal jurisprudence.
He began by discussing the importance of scientific evidence in modern criminal law, followed by detailed insights into:
- Forensic examination of laws related to DNA and its legal implications
- DNA profiling and fingerprinting as crucial tools for solving criminal cases
- Voice spectrometry and trace evidence analysis for identifying offenders
- The use of scientific technologies in strengthening forensic investigations
Dr. Parvez further supported his discussion with relevant legal provisions and case laws.
He concluded by addressing challenges such as inadequate resources and infrastructural gaps that often hinder advancements in forensic science and technology within the justice system.
Organising Team and Programme Flow
The lecture was organised by the “Juris Lecture Committee” of the Faculty of Law under the guidance of Dr. Sandhya Verma, the convener of the committee.
The programme was effectively anchored by Ms. Ananya Mishra and Ms. Prashansha, students of B.A.LL.B. (Hons.)
Presence of Distinguished Guests
Several eminent faculty members graced the event, including:
- Dr. Anshuman Mishra
- Dr. Ajai Singh
- Dr. Sonal Shankar
- Dr. Narender Kumar
- Dr. Brijesh Kumar Singh
- Mr. Bheem Singh Meena
- Ms. Shraddha Chaudhary
- Dr. Rahul Srivastava
- Ms. Sirsti Singh
- Mr. Ayush Nigam, among others.
Their active participation added value to the academic discourse and enriched the discussion.
Significance of the Lecture
The lecture served as an important platform for law students and faculty members to gain insights into emerging trends in forensic technologies and their legal implications in the criminal justice system.
It emphasised how scientific evidence can improve accuracy, fairness, and efficiency in judicial proceedings.
Key Takeaways
- Bridging the gap between law and technology is crucial for a robust justice system.
- DNA profiling, fingerprinting, and voice analysis are becoming integral tools in criminal investigations.
- Investment in forensic infrastructure and training is essential for leveraging science effectively in legal contexts.
About the Faculty of Law, University of Allahabad
The Faculty of Law at the University of Allahabad is one of the oldest and most prestigious law College in India. It regularly conducts lectures, seminars, and workshops aimed at enhancing academic knowledge and practical legal skills for its students.
“University of Allahabad’s Faculty of Law hosted a lecture on ‘Scientific and Technological Aid in the Criminal Justice System’ on October 3, 2025. Dr. Anjum Parvez highlighted the role of DNA profiling, forensic technologies, and legal challenges in modern criminal jurisprudence.”
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