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This is really an interesting filed in law glad to hear that you have interest, well forensic attorney's have role mostly of lawyers one must have a good oral and written communication skills along with these they must be clam in situations which may seems unpleasent since crime scenes need to be seen.  You must have a science or law background . Coming to your second question about education qualification well eligibilty requirements are like three year law degree and also need to complete bar exam.

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The forensic attorney must be an expert in both law and forensic science, so the appropriate educational background must emphasize both. Like all attorneys, a four-year bachelor's degree, a three-year law degree and the successful completion of a written bar examination are required. As of 2013, a handful of universities in the U.S. offer forensic science degrees at the graduate level, though coursework heavy in the sciences would also provide a good foundation. Some firms might also require forensic attorneys have specialized certification -- for example, both the American Academy of Forensic Sciences and American College of Forensic Examiners Institute offer a number of workshops, conferences and forensic certification programs.