'Forensic evidence' diaporamas de présentation

Forensics

Forensics . Methods of Identification. Why is forensics important? . What is Forensic Science? . Forensic science is the application of scientific techniques to investigate a crime. Forensic scientists collect and analyze evidence from a crime scene.

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Quotes

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SEXUAL ASSAULT and ABUSE

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Forensic Scientists

Forensic Scientists Definition: Forensic comes from the Latin word forensis, meaning public. The modern definition of forensic means to be suitable for the courts. Thus, forensic science is any science used for the purpose of law. What is a Forensic Scientist?

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Forensic Scientists

Forensic Scientists. Definition:. Forensic comes from the Latin word forensis, meaning public. The modern definition of forensic means to be suitable for the courts. Thus, forensic science is any science used for the purpose of law. What is a Forensic Scientist?.

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Lesson 1

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IDENTIFICATION EVIDENCE

IDENTIFICATION EVIDENCE. The Turnbull Guidelines. They apply where the prosecution case is wholly or substantially based on disputed ID evidence and require the judge to:

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Werner CEUSTERS Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences Ontology Research Group University at Buffalo

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INTRODUCTION

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Basics of genre analysis

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Lecture 21: Glass : A Multitasking Class of Evidence

Lecture 21: Glass : A Multitasking Class of Evidence. Introduction. Glass is an important class of associative evidence.

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Education and Research Perspectives: Needs and Opportunities in Trace Evidence Examination

Education and Research Perspectives: Needs and Opportunities in Trace Evidence Examination. Lois Tully, Ph.D. Acting Chief Investigative and Forensic Sciences Division Office of Science and Technology August 14, 2007. Office of Justice Programs Organization.

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Jack the Ripper

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Forensic Science and the Law

Forensic Science and the Law. Forensic Scientist Ethics. As with other witnesses, forensic scientists obliged to tell the truth. Must attempt to state facts without distortion Omission of relevant information (statistics) Allowing incorrect inferences to be made.

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Discrete Probability Models

Discrete Probability Models . James B. Elsner Department of Geography, Florida State University.

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Aggression & Violence

Aggression & Violence. How do we define Aggression/Violence?. Aggression: Any act or attitude of hostility toward another Violence: often acting on aggression, the use of physical force to inflict injury and/or damage. Why do we feel aggression? Why do we act violently?.

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