Forensic
Forensic adjective - Used or applied in the investigation and establishment of facts or evidence in a court of law.
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Furthermore, it takes a regular doctor about 4 to 7 years to achieve board certification in forensic pathology.
Source: Series / Body of Proof -
Double that for coroners, forensic scientists, funeral home staff... really pretty much anybody who works with death on a regular basis, especially the horrible and gruesome variety.
Source: Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant - Even the regular clerks get a touch of this at the end of Going Postal, where the description of the clerks auditing Reacher Gilt's finances makes forensic accountancy sound like an inexorable, inescapable force of Truth.
Source: Badass Bureaucrat
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