Traditional justice systems are struggling to keep pace with contemporary criminal activities that span both the real world and the online domain. This work integrates sociological criminology and forensic evidence to analyze new forms of societal harm. The book shifts its focus from physical social structures to virtual spaces, exploring how adaptive violence and technological advancements, such as big data and AI, redefine criminal opportunities. From a multidisciplinary perspective, international researchers assess the lifecycle of electronic evidence, the legal framework of medical forensics, and advanced field protocols for untangling the complexities of organized crime. Functioning as a necessary tool, this collection aids educators, law enforcement officers, and legal experts in understanding the elaborate framework of justice in an ever-altering world.