The Journal of Forensic Sciences and Crime Studies is focused on "Forensic Sciences" in terms of its purpose and has set itself the principle of publishing original theoretical and practical studies addressing problems related to Forensic Sciences and associated sub-disciplines at both national and international levels, in a disciplinary or interdisciplinary manner. It is open to all studies prepared in this context.

Forensic sciences, in today's world, is a branch of science that operates on the principle of examining and evaluating material evidence obtained during legal and administrative investigations, in the stages of identifying the crime and the criminal, and proving the crime and guilt. It draws support from many disciplines. For this science to develop and be properly implemented, it is crucial to be able to follow the disciplines it receives help from and the scientific developments and research in these areas. Forensic sciences, evolving on a multidisciplinary basis, have a field of study that encompasses areas such as medicine, biology, chemistry, anthropology, statistics, psychology, sociology, law, and economics, as well as their sub-disciplines. Therefore, the importance of working in this field in accordance with correct and scientific criteria and being able to publish these studies through the right sources is indisputable. It is believed that the Journal of Forensic Sciences and Crime Research can bring together many disciplines and offer them to researchers and academics, and can attain the status of a reference journal in this field.

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