العربية 
Sana’a – As part of the keenness of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Science and Technology (Main Campus / Sana’a) to enhance the practical and applied aspect for its students and enable them to bridge theoretical study with practical reality, the Department of Sharia and Law organized a field visit on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, for fourth-level female students to the General Directorate of Criminal Evidence. This was to introduce the students to the nature of practical criminal work, acquaint them with the directorate’s departments and tasks, and highlight the role of criminal evidence in collecting and uncovering physical evidence. The visit aimed to:
- Familiarize students with the tasks of the General Directorate of Criminal Evidence.
- Learn about the nature of criminal evidence and its types (biological, non-biological, and others).
- Understand the scientific and technical procedures for analyzing evidence in specialized laboratories.
- Enhance students’ understanding of the role of scientific evidence in proving crimes and apprehending perpetrators.
- Raise legal awareness regarding the importance of criminal evidence in investigation and trial procedures.
- Observe practical applications of methods for collecting evidence from crime scenes.
The visit was supervised by Dr. Mohammed Al-Jaradi, instructor of the “Criminal Evidence and Forensic Medicine” course in the Department, who expressed his happiness with the cooperation of the Criminal Evidence administration with the students. He noted that this visit provided the students with an opportunity to review the tasks of various departments and the scientific and technical services they provide to uncover and prove the truth, representing a distinguished academic and professional addition to their educational journey.
