Analyst Needs Verbal And Nonverbal Communication In A Blood Spatter

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A Blood Spatter Analyst needs verbal and nonverbal communications. Part of the work for an analyst is writing down a report about the crime scene. The other part of the work is to describe the lab report to the jury and to the police, so they can have a clear understanding of the science behind of what happened during the

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