committed b. who committed the crime c. who could not have committed the crime d. all of the choices are correct 2. A handgun used in a murder is recovered by a diver. Which of the following should be used to develop any latent prints? C a. SPR b. Amido Black c. SuperGlue d. Basic Yellow 40 3. After interviewing the victim of a crime and two witnesses‚ and examining the crime scene and the physical evidence‚ you use all of this
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science or technology in the investigation and establishment of facts or evidence in a court of law. Forensic tools examples are forensic photography‚ forensic ballistics‚ forensic toxicology‚ computer forensics‚ hair analysis‚ DNA analysis‚ and fingerprint evidence. Forensic tools can be used rhetorically in debate or argument. There are American TV shows that feature CSI’s using forensic evidence to solve murders; however these CSI’s show impractical interpretations of the abilities
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disarray with couch cushions taken out of the couch‚ papers on the floor and drawers pulled out of desk. On the desk was a smudge of a latent partial print that I retrieved using black powder and sticky tape. As the victim stated in her report to the officers‚ I went up to the bedroom to discover the missing jewelry from the jewelry box. Once again latent fingerprints were found on the desk where the Apple computer and jewelry were taken‚ so again prints were taken off the desk with black powder and
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fragile or ‘transient’ evidence such as‚ hairs‚ fibers‚ glass‚ fractured objects‚ fire accelerants‚ skin cells; found on items touched or worn‚ barefoot impressions; latent and in blood‚ shoe and tire impressions‚ toolmarks; focus on point of entry‚ body fluids; blood‚ semen‚ and saliva‚ gunshot residue or patterns‚ and latent fingerprints‚ and there is solid or ‘tangible’ evidence such as‚ firearms‚ unfired cartridges‚ fired cartridge cases‚ fired bullets‚ other weapons; knives‚ metal bars‚ bats etc
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is unique and varies from one another a visual image can be obtained through digital images. It is important though to know that proper steps should be followed in order for the images to be admissible in court. Some scenes can contain such as fingerprints‚ DNA‚ trace evidence‚ tool- mark impression‚ or the perpetrator could have left behind his firearm and must be handled with care. Evidence can easily be contaminated unintentionally that is why the investigator should document and photograph all
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guilt in the court of law.Forensic science includes many different fields that need the application of math‚ such as: Forensic Anthropology‚ Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology‚ Forensic Mathematics‚ Forensic Reconstruction‚ Forensic Technology‚ and Latent Print Identification. Forensic scientists use measurements‚ proportions‚ trigonometry‚ and probabilities in order to bring forth and rule out possible suspects by providing evidence that suggests who was involved‚ when and how the crime was possibly
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from the scene of an explosion that is suspected to contain the residues of an explosive. 5. Fibers- Any natural or synthetic fiber whose transfer may be useful in establishing a relationship between objects and/or people. 6. Fingerprints- All prints of this nature‚ latent and visible. 7. Firearms and ammunition- Any firearm‚ as well as discharged or intact ammunition‚ suspected of being involved in a criminal offense. 8. Glass- Any glass particle or fragment that may have been transferred to a
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He took her wallet. He raped her. The police found in the apartment latent fingerprints. They were developed and processed. They matched the fingerprints of Morris Kent‚ taken when he was 14 years old and under the jurisdiction of the Juvenile Court. At about 3 p.m. on September 5‚ 1961‚ Kent was taken into custody by the police. Kent was then 16‚ and therefore
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Questions 03.08 Quiz Review 03.09 Physical Evidence Week 4 _____________ 04.00 Physical Evidence: Hair‚ Blood‚ and Fingerprints 04.01 Physical Evidence: Hair‚ Blood‚ and Fingerprints 04.02 Hair 04.03 Blood Evidence 04.04 Fingerprints 04.05 Review and Critical Thinking 04.06 Lab Questions 04.07 Discussion Questions 04.08 Quiz Review 04.09 Physical Evidence - Hair‚ Blood‚ and Fingerprints 04.10 Discussion-Based Assessment 04.11 Segment One Midterm Week 5
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are teens who commit crimes that could be judged as adults “On September 2‚ 1961‚ an intruder entered the apartment of a woman in the District of Columbia. He took her wallet. He raped her‚ the police found in the apartment latent finger prints. They matched the fingerprints of Morris Kent” (Kent). Morris is one of those teens. This intruder was a teen who was later tried as an adult. Due to the importance of trying teens as an adult‚ one must understand the background of the Kent v. United States
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