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Crime Scene Investigations (CSI)
The research topic I would like to write about is Crime Scene Investigations (CSI). It is important for crime scene investigators to collect the evidence and be prepared for the court process. In the past few years, there have been several television shows, series, documentaries of real police incidents, that have grabbed the audience attention. When people serve as court jurors or if they are victim of crime they tend to rely on what they saw on television to happen in the world of policing. Many rely on the CSI effects as real cases go to trial. People tend to look for the forensic evidence that was found at a crime scene. Law enforcement is watched by the public and media to obtain the correct evidence to bring due process.

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