Forensically sound

"Is it forensically sound?"

I've heard this question asked many times since I began working in forensic analysis many years ago. Me being me, I wanted to know what it meant to be "forensically sound." Here's what I found as I took a journey through the English language.

"Forensically." The root of this is "forensic."




The root language for the English word "forensic" is the Latin "forensis."

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