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    Invaluable Service of Forensic Accountant Recently‚ during a regional seminar on forensic accounting‚ some of the accountants expressed their doubts about the role of Forensic Accountants in the assessment of the various types of insurance claims‚ and especially a business interruption claim. However‚ based on my experience‚ any dispute stemming from a business interruption claim is rare if good forensic accountants are involved. Their involvement at a very early stage of the claim has resulted

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    Abstract Forensic science continues to shape the world of justice‚ fueling crime investigations and signifying the progress of modern technology. While forensic science encompasses a multitude of techniques‚ the literature to follow will focus on the art of forensic autopsy. Though autopsies are more often used for purposes unrelated to crime‚ they play such a crucial role in murder investigations‚ that this field of forensic science has a large impact on where the investigation should begin

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    highly contrasts to the normal human mind. My interest led me to discover forensic psychology‚ and research into the subject has provided me with the belief that crime is an important factor influencing society. Why did they want to murder? Why did they murder in this way? From time to time I find myself questioning the psychology behind criminals and one day I hope to feed my knowledge and apply it to a career in Forensic Psychology. I find criminals to be mysterious; extremely captivating in such

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    situations‚ forensic psychology professionals have a critical role to play. For instance‚ they perform crucial functions in determining the directions that civil proceedings take. Like criminal cases‚ civil cases are heavily influenced by the reports of forensic psychologists. For example‚ these professionals may be called upon to carry out evaluations on repressed memory among offenders. A case in point is one where Spiegel &Scheflin (1993) point out that in about 50 civil cases‚ forensic psychologists

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    COVENANT UNIVERSITY‚ COLLEGE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES‚ SCHOOL OF BUSINESS‚ DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING COURSE: FORENSIC ACCOUNTING COURSE CODE: ACC 416 WEEK: 10 TOPIC: FORENSIC ACCOUNTING AND FRAUD AUDITING OBJECTIVE: To acquire the knowledge and skills about forensic audit‚ its reporting and documentation. THE CONTEXT OF FORENSIC AUDITING Forensic audit encompasses the examination of evidence regarding an assertion to determine its correspondence to establish criteria carried out in a manner

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    What is the PDQ? What is it used for? The PDQ also known as the Paint Data Quarry is a database that allows some forensic labs to compare automobile paint to narrow down the paint color to the make and model of a car. Critical Thinking Questions 1. What are some of the challenges for forensic scientists in dealing with fiber evidence? Some challenges for Forensic Scientists dealing with fibers are that they have to find these tiny pieces of evidence. 2. What does it mean if a paint

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    Forensic Psychology and an Attorney Kenya Taylor Intro to psychology Forensic Psychology and an Attorney Although I am still quite indecisive of exactly what I want to be in life‚ I have a general idea of the careers I am going to choose from. The one I am leaning more towards is a profession as a criminal lawyer. A criminal lawyer is a person who practices or studies the system of rules that a particular country or community recognizes as regulating actions of its members. A criminal lawyer

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    extract‚ amplify‚ separate‚ and analyze. 2. From the toxicology lab‚ what is vitreous humor? Why do forensic scientists use it? Vitreous humor is the clear liquid inside the eye that gives the eye its shape‚ forensic scientists use this to confirm results received from the blood or urine. 3. From the survey in the toxicology lab‚ would you be a good candidate to work in this area of forensic science? Why or why not? I do not think so‚ it was difficult for me to catch on‚ and it is not really

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    called ‘Forensic’‚ forensic is the scientific techniques and methods used in the investigation and detection of a crime and an offense. Positive and negative impact on Forensic fighting crime Police is using advance technology in various ways to bring lawbreakers to justice; for instance the scouring of a hard disc of a computer or a searching a broken vase deeply to find the invisible fingerprints and identifications at a crime scene helps identify the suspects of a crime. Not only forensic is limited

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    When I tell people I am studying the field of forensic psychology I typically get the response‚ “oh‚ so you’re going to be like one of the actors on CSI or Criminal Minds?”. My typical response leads to me further explaining the field in general‚ and continue by informing them that many crime related dramas could actually be quite misleading. Prior to taking an actual course in forensic psychology‚ I probably would have made the same assumption. I did not fully understand how broad the field was

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