Firearms, Society and Forensic Considerations
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The controversy over firearms in the United States is not centered on just one element. There are aspects of constitutionality, legality and social responsibility aligned within the debate. Injuries due to firearm use may or may not be associated with crime, nor is possession necessarily; however, the incidence of homicides with guns as the murder weapon as well as the use of firearms in crimes such as robbery is directly related to the forensic field of study. This 8 page paper examines the relationship between forensics, firearms and the community. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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Forensic Anthropology / An Overview
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In 5 pages, the author gives an overview of forensic anthropology including what forensic anthropology is, the essentials of forensic anthropology, forensic anthropology and the FBI, forensic investigations, legal responsibilities of the forensic anthropologist, and recent developments in forensic anthropology. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Forensic Dentistry
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The field of forensic dentistry is explored in this 5 page paper. Specific procedures followed in conducting criminal investigations as well as analyzing data in mass disasters is discussed. The use of computers and DNA is included. Information on qualifications and credentials as it pertains to testimony is also discussed. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Forensic Evidence / Inappropriate Field Collection Techniques Can Botch Trials
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A 3 page argumentative essay illustrating the importance of appropriated field collection techniques for forensic evidence. The O. J. Simpson trial is used as one example of poor collection techniques. Bibliography lists three sources.
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