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    shows such as "Crime Scene Investigation". But, since the privatisation of Britons state-run forensics science services in 2012 which was deemed the best in the world, the police have lost a great asset to secure convictions and manage crime. Peachey (2015) reports spending has been cut by £20 million on forensic examinations over the last two years, with the possibility of a miscarriage of justice as there is a reduction in the analysing of DNA samples…

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    the evidence becomes contaminated it essentially becomes useless which allows the criminal offender a better opportunity to get away with the crime they have committed. Upon successful collection of DNA evidence it is then examined as to be able to identify the perpetrator or compare to possible suspects as to ensure the correct person be charged for the crime. How is DNA evidence…

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    Gone Girl Movie Analysis

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    community and world now turns their attention on him. The movie has a combination of mystery, thriller and horror. Gone Girl did not deviate from the form of the genres. For example, the mystery of what happened to Amy Dunne and the horror of the crime scene that was found created a sense of suspicion where the viewer thought that maybe a husband could really kill his wife. Furthermore, the movie sticks with what the genres mean. Being that the film is a novel, the actors that play the…

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    time and all parties agreed the interview was noncustodial. Salinas answered all of the officers questions until one officer asked if his gun found at the crime scene would match the gun found in Salinas’ home. At the point Salinas remained silent and…

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    someone broke in, but she was not the only one another woman was raped that same night. Ronald was a man accused of committing those crimes. It was then up to the jury to decide whether Ronald Cotton was the man who committed those crimes. In the end, Ronald Cotton was a man wrongly convicted of two counts of rape and burglary. He served over ten years for a crime he did not commit. During the trial, evidence was brought up against the defendant Ronald Cotton. Which included a photo…

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    He is a “disorganized” serial killer because he had no father figure, he returns to the same location of the crime scene, and was a high school dropout. In the span of 16 years, Cullen worked and murdered patients at ten different healthcare facilities. He murdered at different locations, and returned to his crime scene which means he can be described as a stable or transient mobility serial killer. Charles main target was ill patients (mission-oriented). The reasoning…

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    case in the story was unsolved in 1982 and Sherlock Holmes solved the case in April of 1983, I included this information on the file. A case number is written on the top of the file to make it look more realistic. Inside the file, one can find crime scene photos. One picture shows the eerie Stoke Moran, the house where Julia, her sister Helen, and their step-father Dr. Roylott lived in. Another shows dead Julia Stoner, while the…

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    Death Penalty Punishment

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    their lives in danger, for wasting their time, and disrupt their families. Then again, if these people were executed before appeal, it is irreversible, and there is no way to reimburse their lives. For example, Carlos De Luna, a man found near a crime scene where a gas…

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    Armed civilians are unlikely to stop crimes and are more likely to make dangerous situations, including mass shootings, more deadly. This statement gives the idea that armed civilian are not going to be able to stop crimes and perhaps may even contribute to making the situation worse. According to Follman (2012), there were five cases he researched that armed civilians are not successful in preventing crimes; in instances that they were successful, it is because the shooter…

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    myths and stereotypes. According to society the police are “crime fighters”. Police devote countless hours enforcing criminal law, patrolling, arresting criminals and investigating crimes. I’m not going to lie, before this class I was under the same impression, but this is what education is for. However, the crime fighting image is not precise the usual patrolmen rarely makes a felony arrest and almost never fires a weapon in their career. Crime science investigators, CSI, Law & Order, Criminal…

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