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CC100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Forensic Science, Trace Evidence, Spectroscopy

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greycaribou842
20 Jun 2020
School
WLU
Department
Criminology
Course
CC100
Professor
Thomas Fleming

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Outline the procedures you would implement to explain two of procedures in, outline the major techniques you would use to Explain how one of these techniques could be used to . Consider the following items (item a and item b): . Consider the following scenario detail and discuss why : discuss the difference between item a and item b, please outline each step in . using item a or item b as an example. Consider the following scenario: : please list two techniques that would be most appropriate for application given the scenario. For one of the techniques listed above: outline the general procedure for the technique. Explain how is indicated during the technique. Explain how you would record in your contemporaneous notes. Consider the following result: : explain what this result means. Main topics: forensic science (general, physical evidence, integrity & continuity, crime scene investigation, fingerprints, presumptive testing. Forensic biology: crime scene to court: the expert witness, quality assurance.

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