Throughout many centuries, it has always been important to know how and why crimes have been committed. Criminal Investigators have participated in solving countless of cases in order to prevent future crimes. Many victims and those accused, which are known to be innocent, have been assisted to receive justice due to the help from the system. This job profession is just as important as any others in the federal justice system. Forensics investigation is a standard scientific application to criminal investigations, also an execution to law procedures ensuring evidence to present in court.
When the first practice of Theory of Transfer was used in the 1700 A.D., “When two objects meet, some evidence of that meeting can later be found and verified”(“New …show more content…
To establish new records and leadings to identify other evidence in a scene, the Chinese initiated the existence of fingerprints. Paraphrase (“New York State Police”). During criminal procedures, in ancient times, investigators would assume the obvious because evidence any evidence found on the scene. “Suspicion of motive and the word of others against a possible murderer took precedence over any other facts, and when all else failed, torture was readily available to procure a confession” (“A Brief of History of Forensic Investigation”). Shortly after that encounter, the Chinese introduced a new attempt on interpreting the difference between criminal intent and natural death. In the 21st century, having evidence and gathering …show more content…
While in high school, you must receive your high school diploma, be a United States citizen, meet rigorous and physical and personal qualifications, and be able to respond to the advancement of technology and the criminal justice system. After high school it is important to enter a training academy and be responsible for the degree needed in what you want to precede your career in. In order to pursue your career in law enforcement, as a criminal investigator, it is generally required to have a bachelor’s degree. “In college it would be recommended to have a degree in a hard science background and getting a minor in chemistry would be helpful as well” (California Department of Justice Crime Lab). Whether it is biology, forensics, chemistry, geology, entomologist, molecular biologist, biochemist, physicist, statistics, and any type of physical science is all you need. Training does not necessarily give you an advantage, but it is good to have common
When the first practice of Theory of Transfer was used in the 1700 A.D., “When two objects meet, some evidence of that meeting can later be found and verified”(“New …show more content…
To establish new records and leadings to identify other evidence in a scene, the Chinese initiated the existence of fingerprints. Paraphrase (“New York State Police”). During criminal procedures, in ancient times, investigators would assume the obvious because evidence any evidence found on the scene. “Suspicion of motive and the word of others against a possible murderer took precedence over any other facts, and when all else failed, torture was readily available to procure a confession” (“A Brief of History of Forensic Investigation”). Shortly after that encounter, the Chinese introduced a new attempt on interpreting the difference between criminal intent and natural death. In the 21st century, having evidence and gathering …show more content…
While in high school, you must receive your high school diploma, be a United States citizen, meet rigorous and physical and personal qualifications, and be able to respond to the advancement of technology and the criminal justice system. After high school it is important to enter a training academy and be responsible for the degree needed in what you want to precede your career in. In order to pursue your career in law enforcement, as a criminal investigator, it is generally required to have a bachelor’s degree. “In college it would be recommended to have a degree in a hard science background and getting a minor in chemistry would be helpful as well” (California Department of Justice Crime Lab). Whether it is biology, forensics, chemistry, geology, entomologist, molecular biologist, biochemist, physicist, statistics, and any type of physical science is all you need. Training does not necessarily give you an advantage, but it is good to have common