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FORENSIC SCIENCE Johnston High School

FORENSIC SCIENCE Johnston High School. CHAPTER 1: AN INTRODUCTION. Ted Bundy, Serial Killer. Educated individual Confessed to over 40 murders All young female Murdered with blunt instrument/raped How did he finally get caught? Forensic ODONTOLOGY!. What is FORENSIC SCIENCE?.

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History of Forensic Science

History of Forensic Science. Forensic Science. Application of science to the criminal and civil laws that are enforced by police agencies in a criminal justice system. Yi Yu Ji (A collection of criminal cases).

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Forensic Biology by Richard Li

Chapter 1: Forensic Biology: A Subdiscipline of Forensic Science. Forensic Biology by Richard Li. What is Forensic Science?. Forensic Science is the application of science to matters of Law. Is uniquely cross-disciplinary and draws upon: Chemistry Biology Physics Geology Medicine.

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An Introduction to Forensic Science

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Forensic Science: An Introduction

Forensic Science: An Introduction. Forensic Science. In its broadest definition it is the application of science to law Applies to the knowledge and technology of science for the definition and enforcement of such laws

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History of Forensic Science

History of Forensic Science. Before 17 th century. Confrontation by the accuser. Confession under torture. Strength to resist the pain. INNOCENT. GUILTY. Forensic Science. the application of science to the court of law. Criminalistics. the application of scientific techniques

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Introduction to Forensic Science

Introduction to Forensic Science. The Science Behind Catching Criminals. Forensic Science. Forensics is the application of science to criminal and civil law enforced by police in a criminal justice system

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Forensic Science Unit 1

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Criminal Justice & Law Basics

Criminal Justice & Law Basics. Forensic Science. Jackie Chiles. Einstein. Why Law & Justice?. Forensic Science Application of science to help resolve matters of 1) Criminal Law 2) Civil Law. Criminal Justice and the Law. Different Types of Law

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Vocabulary Unit 3

Vocabulary Unit 3. 1. adversary. An enemy, opponent Noun Synonyms: antagonist, rival, foe Antonyms: friend, ally, supporter, confederate A best friend off the tennis court can also be a fierce adversary on it. 2. alienate. To turn away; to make indifferent or hostile; to transfer, convey

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Crime Laboratories

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Biochemistry

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Ch. 1 Notes

Ch. 1 Notes. Group 3 and 4. Crime Labs and Types of Evidence. How many public crime laboratories operate in the US? 350 What levels of Government have crime labs? Federal, state, county, municipal Why has the number of crime laboratories increased by more than three times since 1966?

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The Crime Lab

The Crime Lab. Organization & Services. Development of U.S. Labs. Rapid growth Little coordination More than 320 public crime labs Federal State County Municipal. Crime Labs. Federal. State. County. Municipal. F.B.I. D.E.A. A.T.F. U.S.P.I.S. CA. Regional. Satellite.

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CRIME

CRIME. By Chloe, Tomas, Jack + Byron. PROTOTYPICAL ROLES. Serial Killers/ criminals in general Team of cops/investigators who are the main characters Main character is usually obsessive person, who breaks the law to get the job done

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Crime Labs

Crime Labs. Due to crime in the US, the number of crime labs has increased in numbers Drug analyses have been the single most important factor in the rise in the number of crime labs DNA profiles are second. Four Federal Crime Labs.

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