Forensic science professionals confront ethical issues every day on the job. Filled with examples suitable for personal guidance or class discussion, this text provides a fresh approach to a critical issue of science, justice, and the courts. Topics discussed include expert witnessing, research issues, how forensic laboratories handle personal information and personal samples, and the conflicts that are inherent in the melding of law and science. The book includes definitions of key terms and concepts and offers review questions to test readers’ assimilation of the material.