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    help determine the direction of the assault or weapon used. The blood spatter can also help determine if it was intended to be a suicide or a murder based on the angel of how the spatter hit. Blood spatter is a very unique and power tool used in forensic science in today’s world. Evidence class & individual characteristics: Evidence Class characteristics would be defined as items of a class basically a simplistic description of an item. For example, color, size, shape, brand (Gaensslen, Harris,…

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    turmoil. It was not only a test of rebuilding the south, but a test of how black men, women, and children will fare. The path to peace for the United States will not be easy, and there will be many challenges along the way, both small and large. Reconstruction can be defined as the “reunification” of the south, or bringing back the south. Restoration can be considered restoring the south to the way it was. Whether the South was reconstructed or restored can be determined by the Freedmen of the…

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    It is necessary in order to carry out a professional research, the digital forensic investigator will need to follow strict and specific techniques for data acquisition, maintenance of evidences to avoid data alteration/destruction, information analysis, and final presentation of the results obtained. (Androulidakis. 2012). Taking into account that the device selected for a digital forensic research was used for a criminal activity, how can the researcher find relevant information…

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    main goal of a computer forensic investigator is to conduct investigations through the application of evidence gathered from digital data. As a forensic investigator, it’s important to have a strong understanding of the different types of evidence that maybe encountered and the appropriate steps for retrieving and preserving it. The information that is collected during an investigation is extremely fragile and must be properly processed. In order to accomplish this, forensic scientists use a…

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    Forensic Psychology Portrayed in the Media Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, created by Dick Wolf, is a television show that follows detectives who work towards investigating and solving sexually based crimes (CTV WEBSITE source 1). Season 14 episode 19 called “Born Psychopath” follows a wealthy family of four whose ten year old son, Henry, begins tormenting his family and neighbors within his building (NETFLIX, SOURCE 2). Forensic psychology is “the practice of psychology within or in…

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    Criminal Profiler Career

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    Career Field Report: Criminal Profiler High school was a hard time for me because I didn’t like school at all. My junior and senior year I was home schooled through K12 Online Public School. I wasn’t planning on going to college at all until the middle of my senior year I really started to think about going to college. In May 2012 I applied to go to Sheridan College and was thinking about the Criminal Justice because I was leaning towards being an attorney. I declared my major as Criminal…

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    Ones job choice is a very large and important decision one must make in there early adulthood. It is something they will do for a majority of their lives, as well as be ones income. When choosing a job it is important to look at many factors for it is not just something you can fall right into. Job qualifications can range from certain college degrees all the way to the hours required. Being in the criminal justice field, I have found that the career of a crime scene investigator (CSI) interests…

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    Computer Forensic Crimes

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    Computer Forensics Investigator has been predicted to be one of the fastest and best paying jobs on the criminal justice field, this fairly new field that consists of anything from digital artifacts to network and databases analyzation. (criminaljusticedegreeschools). Computer forensic has become a major important factor in many cases dealing with computer crimes such as financial fraud, unauthorized intrusion, identity theft and homicides, drugs related crimes, or pornography. This field…

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    D. Fingerprinting is an impression or mark made on the surface by a person's finger tip. It is used for identifying individuals from the unique pattern of whorals and lines. This fingerprinting is valuable to detectives case because the detective who has the mystery case, where a person was murdered would use fingerprinting. You would use fingerprinting to track down the murder and the bystander. How you can see fingerprinting is not with the naked eye but with a special light. Fluorescent…

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    The job of a Forensic pathologist has always fascinated me. Forensic pathologist are more commonly know as medical examiners, not to be confused with a coroner. A medical examiner assists the government in determining the cause of death by examining a corpse,a process known as an autopsy. Medical examiners are not limited to forensic pathology, they can also become clinical pathologist and perform an autopsy upon request. I have always been intrigued by the science of pathology and anatomy, the…

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