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2011). Some of the problems with the use of DNA is the possibilities of contamination by the mishandling of the sample, mixing up samples in the lab, this was created due to the backlog, and getting samples from a suspect who is not in any of the databases without violating his or her constitutional rights under the Fourth, Fifth, or Fourteenth Amendment (Dempsey & Forst, 2011).One of the biggest challenges in using DNA evidence is defending it in court against expert witnesses. The…

It was 1990 in Goldsboro, North Carolina where the phantom known by society as the Night Stalker had wandered around the streets brutally attacking elderly women. Raped and almost murdered, an elderly woman was attacked in March saved merely by her daughter’s early arrival. Materials had been left behind for the intention to burn the residence for the sheer reason to conceal the crime. Three months later, the same crime had been committed along with the attempt of murder of her husband. Before…

3- IT and Business managers should work together for removing any communication obstacles to have a successful communication going. (Gartenstein, 2012). By having a weekly meetings which will strengthen the communication more . 4- Interpersonal interaction between the IT and business departments should be improved in the meetings, as most of the time the business team feel that they are lost as then don’t understand the technical points, this can be achieved by train the IT team to improve…

that is supposed to support rapid query and response, ad hoc query, reporting and unplanned exploration and discovery. The row oriented database creates need of reorganization…

In 1994, the DNA Identification Act solidified the FBI’s desire to build a central database that would contain DNA data provided by all state and local jurisdictions, as well as profiles collected by the military and the FBI (Pearson & DiLascio, 2016, p. 1). Annemie Patyn and Kris dierickx (2016) explain in their article “Forensic DNA databases: genetic testing as societal choice” that “Forensic DNA databases are used to identify DNA samples found at a crime scene. To this end, a profile is made…

The uses of Mitochondria DNA (mtDNA) is necessary in forensic because the DNA provides forensic science with valuable tools when investigating criminal cases, missing person’s cases and mass disasters (Sandhyarani, 2011; National Institute of Justice, 2013). MtDNA is a small double strand, circular molecule of 16569bp and it contain 37 genes located in a circular genome located outside of the nucleus. There are 2 rRNA, 22 tRNA and 13 polypeptides (Taanman, 1999; Webb, 2008). Most human cell…

The sensationalism of Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) brought on by television and the media has captured the attention of many around the world. The actual inner workings of DNA analysis and its use in the judicial system however, is quite complex. From its infancy until now, DNA use in forensics has grown into something that has become quite beneficial to the court system. Many a jury, lawyer, judge, and person involved in criminal proceedings has been affected by the use of DNA evidence. The…

Date: October 24, 2016 To: Rick Anderson Chief Executive Officer Allied Marine Services From: Katia Matuzova Project Manager Allied Marine Services Subject: Proposal for Project Management Software Trial The purpose of this proposal is to evaluate three project management software products, with the goal of decreasing cost and increasing efficiency, find the best suitable product that utilizes Gantt charts, and make recommendations for a free trial demo download. Summary Rick…

Forensic odontology is an investigative aspect of dentistry that analyzes dental evidence for human identification.1 Human identification has always been of great importance in the society. The role of a forensic odontologist is not only in identifying dead remains but also deals with cases such as criminal investigations, mass insurance settlements, military proceeding,2 identification of bite marks, age estimation and as a an expert witness in legal cases. Teeth being the most durable…

DNA in Animal Forensics I love watching murder mysteries shows on TV. In a lot of the shows suspects are caught by DNA evidence, but this has not always been the case. DNA study has progressed a lot over the recent years. One of the areas it has progressed, is using DNA in animal forensics. DNA profiling has changed a lot since it first become popular back in the 1980’s. Although using animal DNA to convict a suspect was not always accepted it has since been accepted to peer review journals.…