Science And The Detective Topics Presentation

Introduction

Forensic characteristics of document examinationCollection and preservation of drugs & toxicology of drugsIdentify the role of pathology, forensic entomologist, forensic toxicologist and forensic anthropologistIdentify the investigative procedure involving computer forensics

Forensic Characteristics of Document Examination

Document examination can be used for:Check fraudMedical malpracticeStalkingKidnappingTitles or deedsWillsHomicides

Forensic Characteristics of Document Examination (cont.)

Machines that are producing documentsHandwritingMaterials used

Collection and Preservation of Drugs & Toxicology of Drugs

CollectionPreservationCommon drug testing

Toxicology of Drugs

Postmortem toxicology testingWhen is this test done?What can be tested?What tests are used?How long will it take?

Identify role of Pathology and Forensic Entomologist

Role of PathologyRole of Forensic Entomologist

Identify the Roles of Forensic Toxicologists and Forensic Anthropologists

Roles of Forensic ToxicologistsRoles of Anthropologists

Identify The Investigative Procedures Involving Computer Forensics

Financial FraudIdentity TheftMurder CasesTerrorismSexual Predators

References

A Simplified Guide To Forensic Document Examination. (2012). Retrieved from http://www.crime-scene-investigator.netEvidence Collection Guidelines. (2015). Retrieved from http://www.crime-scene-investigator.netToxicology Tests & Reports. (2015). Retrieved from http://www.drugs.comExplore Heath Careers. (2015, Sept 10). Pathologist. Retrieved from http://www.explorehealthcareers.orgForensic Entomology Insects in Legal Investigations. (2014). Retrieved from http://www.forensicentomology.com

References

Forensic Anthropologist: Job Description, Outlook and Salary. (2015). Retrieved from http://www.study.comwww.superuser.comwww.flickr.comwww.commons.Wikipedia.orgwww.commons.Wikipedia.orgCummings, R. (December, 2008). Computer Forensics. Retrieved from http://www.evidencemagazine.com