American Academy of Forensic Sciences

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    PhD in Forensic Science Summary: This article provides information about the PhD in Forensic Science. Forensic science is an advanced degree that works with law enforcement to secure firm prosecutions. Forensic scientist work with evidence and use advanced scientific methods to analyze and determine information from that evidence. Forensic science is science in the service of the law. Common techniques used by forensic scientists are: • DNA profiling • Ballistics • Fingerprint analysis •…

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    Forensic Sciences: the History, the Advancements, and the Achievements Could you get away with murder? Hundreds of years ago you probably could, but today with all the advancements that have been made in technology and forensic science many of the toughest cases are solved that couldn’t be before. While forensic science might not always be 100% accurate, it has developed a lot since it was first practiced and without using forensic science a lot of crimes would go unsolved. Forensic science…

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    with this responsibility. There has been many forensic experts without an actual background in forensics. This is due partly to there being no national stands that are required to be a forensic expert in the United States. One of the ways to become a forensic expert is to be Certified…

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    Having to identify objects with certain tools can be frustrating sometimes, because you’re just not sure if you have the correct tools. Forensic scientist will always have the correct tools to identify objects or even people, such as dead bodies, murder weapons, or sometimes even identify a crime scene. This career might not be the most cleanse or probably not the prettiest, but it is an extremely active job that anybody can have. Working in the field is like working with family. Although, some…

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    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…

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    just some of the many wonders that come along with forensic science. The tasks of a forensic scientist are not always noticed, but they play a major role in uncovering the truth. A forensic scientist must be educated enough to determine the relevancy of facts and items in an investigation (“What’s...Scientist”). A scientist in this field can specialize in multiple subjects including biology, chemistry, firearms, pharmacology, and toxicology (“Forensics”).This field of investigation is the most…

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    References 1. Avon SL. Forensic odontology: the roles & responsibilities of the dentist. J Can Dent Assoc. 2004 Jul-Aug;70(7):453-8. 2. Forbes E. Paul Revere & the world he lived in. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co. 1943. 3. Ring ME. Paul Revere—dentist, & our country’s symbol of freedom. NY State Dent J. 1976 Dec; 42(10):598-601. 4. Senn DR, Stimson PG. Forensic odentology. Boca Raton. CRC Press. 2010. 5. Dilnot G. The trial of Professor John White Webster. 1928. 6. Marco BB. A system to…

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    school and also get a Bachelor’s degree (“Study”). A student can either enroll in a law enforcement academy or pursue a college degree in CSI (2-4 years). At this phase, there are two typical paths for aspiring CSIs. First, they can choose to enroll in a law enforcement academy and receive specialized CSI training in the field. Prerequisites for joining police forces typically include being an American citizen; being at least 18 years old; possessing a driver’s license; and having no felony (or…

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    A forensic anthropologist is trained in the study of human skeletal biology and typically use their training to identify deceased when skeletal remains are the only useful evidence. They determine whether the skeletal remains are for a human or nonhuman. They use their training to identify the sex of the individual based on the skeletal remains found. The forensic anthropologist can estimate the time of death and the cause of death when the remains are not suitable for examination by a…

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    Crime Scene Investigator(CSI) go by many names including evidence technician, crime scene technicians, forensic investigator, crime scene analyst, criminalistic, and so on. A CSI is a person with a background of science. Forensic science started when individuals who developed the principles needed to identify physical evidence, and those who realized the need to merge these principles into a logical connection discipline that could be practically applied to a criminal justice system. There are…

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