The issue is of particular importance, as we are currently witnessing a competition between lawyers and criminals, on the one hand, and criminals, on the other, when the benefits of a democratic system benefit the most in the area. delinquency [1]. Although the importance and usefulness of forensics in the knowledge baggage of any jurist are absolutely obvious, we find lately a shift of forensics in the background as an importance among the subjects studied in specialized faculties. On the other hand, forensics remains an activity somewhat shrouded in mystery, a "superspecialty", a "forbidden field" for some or "uninteresting" (in the sense of "non-profit") for others. The fight against and reduction of crime can be achieved only in the conditions in which legislative initiatives and social, economic, legal measures are cumulatively undertaken, which allow to counteract the causes and conditions that determine or favor the crime and to ensure the operative intervention of specialized bodies. anti-criminal.