Forensic is a very important aspect in the judicial system and it is the pillar to achieving effective justice system in the civil society. Chemistry is the main foundation in this field and it includes other components which are also very integral to its validations. Forensic science comes into play when physical evidence is presented into the court of law but they are required to be validated as the true evidence. The evidence normally is analysed by the use of forensic science techniques that depends upon some chemistry principles and grounds. Forensic science analysis is often very consistent and accurate and in most cases the credibility of the court depends on the forensic science ability to come up with accurate information about the evidence presented to them. Forensic science clubs also play a very important role in the investigation of crimes in almost all the parts. Terrorist attacks and threats from biological agents can be investigated and facts deduced from them and maybe helps in neutralising the threat. It is therefore clear that strengthening the foundation of the forensic science, areas of public concern will be benefited as well. Some of the functions performed by these forensic science clubs include consulting the law enforcement and legal professionals about an ongoing legal procedure and the areas of interest to the case so as not to divert further from the case that is being investigated. The forensic science club mandate is also to expand the federal opportunities on funding in order to support their scientific research and to help their junior members to also graduate after their education.
Most of the forensic science clubs coordinate efforts of the various agencies in the justice department of the country therefore strengthening the federal government support to its main course and to also expand their research internationally. There is collaboration enforced by the club between the scientist performing research that are just basic and applied and is also related to the forensic science practise. Forensic science clubs also ensure that the forensic science community is able to stand on its own without depending on any other institution from law enforcement. Forums to support the advancement of forensic science and how to improve their activities are also enforced and supported by the forensic science clubs and these activities include, the reviews on journals related to the subject in question.
The forensic science clubs are also mandated with the task of improving and validating the methods used to analyse forensics and its accuracy. The accuracy can be improved by researching and quantifying the human errors while conducting the forensic procedures in order to come up with a more accurate data to present to the judicial system. The clubs can also come up with standardised procedures and quantitative criteria as they analyse the techniques used in forensic science. The clubs also promote applied forensic science research and see through the deployment of the new and reliable techniques into the forensic laboratories. Some of the law practitioners, judges and scholars have limited education on the forensic science and it is the work of the forensic science clubs to provide this information to them.