Writing Question Scenario: A medical examiner receives a body on which to perform an autopsy. The crime-scene investigator sent a report along with the body that described the crime scene at which the body was found. The man was shot in the head by his disgruntled neighbor, and another neighbor saw it happen. The medical […]
Create an introductory document for a new community outreach program. What is the difference between real or physical evidence and testimonial evidence?
Unit 1 Assignment You are a new member of a crime scene investigative (CSI) unit that is only a couple of months old. The Chief of Police asks you to create an introductory document for a new community outreach program. The goal is to help the community understand the different types of evidence and how […]
Create 2 scenarios to demonstrate how deductive reasoning can be used to solve problems and/or crimes in the field of criminal justice.
Wk 2 – Deductive Reasoning in Investigations Deductive reasoning is a problem-solving process that investigators use to piece together a crime in order to reach a logical conclusion. Law enforcement officers use deductive reasoning as one of the core components for generating theories, forming hypotheses, and connecting the evidence. In this assignment, you explore the […]
Write a 3- to 5-page paper, excluding the title and reference pages, describing an imaginary crime scene of a disaster, planning a team approach to the examination of that scene.
Crime scene of a disaster Write a 3- to 5-page paper, excluding the title and reference pages, describing an imaginary crime scene of a disaster, planning a team approach to the examination of that scene. The example could be anything from a simple vehicle accident to an airplane crash. The bigger the crime scene/disaster, the […]
Describe the crime scene parameters of an arson fire, including one where an explosive reaction may have occurred. Identify the role of the fire department personnel and their authority at an arson fire.
Legal Foundation of Arson Investigations You are a senior member of an arson investigations unit. You are being supported by newly assigned criminal investigators from a street crime unit, who don’t have must experience in the investigation of arson crimes. These investigators have had training in the physical evidence collection process, but they look to […]
What evidence would you collect from this crime scene? Identify the evidence you would collect and explain how you would use it in the investigation.
Topic: Discussion Open the below link and scrutinize the crime scene photograph at the bottom of the document: https://sciencespot.net/Media/FrnsScience/powerevidencecard.pdf Answer the following questions: 1. What evidence would you collect from this crime scene? 2. Identify the evidence you would collect and explain how you would use it in the investigation.
Identify and explain 4 exceptions to the exclusionary rule established by the U.S. Supreme Court that allow for the search and/or seizure of evidence without a warrant.
Protocol for Evidence Collection Research the following points, and write a 5–7-page paper fully explaining each point: Identify and explain 4 exceptions to the exclusionary rule established by the U.S. Supreme Court that allow for the search and/or seizure of evidence without a warrant. Patent medicines used to be dispensed by pharmacists in powder form […]
Describe the five things a first responder should document when arriving at a crime scene. Conclude by defining the chain of custody and discussing its importance.
Topic: BCJ351 – FORENSIC SCIENCE Essay Paper: Describe the five things a first responder should document when arriving at a crime scene. Conclude by defining the chain of custody and discussing its importance.
Explain in detail the various methods of crime scene documentation taken by the crime scene investigator upon arriving at a crime scene.
Crime Scene Documentation Question 1 options: What are the steps taken by the first police officer arriving at a crime scene? Explain in detail the various methods of crime scene documentation taken by the crime scene investigator upon arriving at a crime scene. Question 2 (50 points) What are the legal challenges of a crime […]
Write a discussion on “Eugene Atget considered his images as documents for artists, but they have been interpreted in a wide variety of ways.”
Eugene Atget essay photography subject Eugene Atget considered his images as documents for artists, but they have been interpreted in a wide variety of ways. They have been seen as surrealistic art and they have been said to resemble documents of a crime scene. Discuss 2500 words and also can you find some books for […]