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    Black Hair Analysis

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    According to Ayana D. Byrd and Lori L. Tharps book‚ Black hair‚ what motivated African Americans to attempt to straighten their hair stems from their desire to “emulate European standards of beauty‚ dress‚ and behavior” (26). This was because their importance were not their education and training‚ but the way they presented themselves that mattered to society. Due to this‚ businesses started exploited their eagerness to counter the main stream stigma- even black entrepreneurs. In the early 1900s

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    Digital Forensic Evidence

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    procedures that meet all applicable laws and regulations that have been developed from previous discussions with legal staff and appropriate law enforcement agencies‚ so that any evidence can be acceptable in court [10]. 1. Legal investigation 2. Digital forensic support 3. Get system photos after the incident has occurred 4. Report on date and time of the incident A. Phase 5: Containment and Eradication An incident should have a different containment and eradication strategy to facilitate effective decision

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    18th century is an era peculiarly identified with hair and makeup‚ these became such traits throughout the French Revolution. France and England were the fashion chiefs. In the 18th century only the courtesan or actress wore white powder and painted cheeks. The apothecary chemists would supply cosmetics and wigs beneath the counter. Men and women continued to lighten their faces and applied glaring pink rouge. This was applied heavily in circular or triangular shapes to the cheeks. The lips were

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    Crime Library » Forensics and Investigation Ballistics In forensic science ballistics‚ the study of motion‚ examines the dynamics‚ angular movement‚ and effects of projectile units such as bullets‚ missiles‚ and bombs. There are many applications of ballistics within a criminal investigation. Bullets that have been fired at the scene of any crime will be examined in the hopes of discovering several pieces of information. The actual bullets can identify what type of gun the criminal used and

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    Shaving and Facial Hair

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    uniformity and cleanliness. When you don’t shave you begin to expire that idea. Shaving in early armies as a preventative measure. They shaved the hair to prevent the spread and outbreak of lice. According to the American Academy of Dermatology‚ "Many military organizations also require males to maintain clean-shaven faces because facial hair can prevent an air-tight seal between the face and breathing or safety equipment‚ such as a pilot’s oxygen mask‚ a diver’s mask‚ or a soldier’s gas mask"

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    Skin Hair Nails

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    lesions include: strong direct lighting (natural daylight preferred)‚ ruler‚ pen light‚ magnifier‚ gloves‚ filtered ultraviolet light‚ glass slide‚ and KOH. A furuncle is best described as a suppurative‚ inflammatory skin lesion due to an infected hair follicle. annular shape of a lesion as being

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    Forensic Elite: Detective of Numbers Tara Albright Strayer University BUS 504 Contemporary Business February 24‚ 2013 Dr. Jason M. Barrett Forensic Elite: Detective of Numbers No one in the world likes a snitch. In the early 2000’s the urban campaign “Stop Snitching or Die” changed the face of whistle blowing in the United States (Masten‚ 2009). Neighborhood violence during the “Stop Snitching or Die” campaign increased as law abiding citizen cowered inside their homes as gun shots

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    Advanced Forensics vs. Traditional Investigation Yvonne Alderete Criminalistics CJ 312 Professor Douglas Scheffner July 28‚ 2010 Technology has allowed our world to become much more advanced. This was never truer than in the field of forensic science. There was a time where the only evidence introduced at trials was the murder weapon and the testimony of an eyewitness. Now we have DNA‚ hair‚ fiber‚ and soil samples to analyze. We rely on forensics when decomposed bodies or skeletal

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    Eyewitness testimonies are considered unreliable and were neglected for helping gather evidence in Steven Truscotts case. There are two witnesses that provided evidence that indicates that a car could have been present where Lynn Harper was rapped. George Edens found Lynn Haper’s body and said you could see car skid marks. Bob Lawson said he saw a car parked near spot but he had never seen a car there before. This all corresponds with Steven Truscotts statement that he left Lynn Harper near highway

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    1. Introduction In the present thesis‚ I am going to discuss the generation gap between the parent and son culture as well as the characteristics of the ’hippie movement’ with the aid of Hair movie in one of the most tumultuous decade in the American history which is unquestionably the Sixties. The counterculture encompasses a period from the 50s through the mid-70s. It is one of the most revolutionary and riotous trend in the American history which came into being in a wide range of social and

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