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| fingerprint investigation & wrote the first book on forensics |
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| grouped blood into four blood groups- only fresh blood |
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| hadn writing, finger prints, forgery, counterfit or fake courancy. |
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| phtographs scene and prepares photos for trial |
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| cause of death and and time of death |
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| colocets all evidence and get to a crime lab to be tested |
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| document ecamination and handwriting samples |
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| blood stops circulation and starts to cool, causes black or blue marks |
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| locards echange principle |
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| when a criminal comes in contact with something you leace evidence that you were there, and you take evidence with you. |
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| 5 reasons in increease for number of crime labs since the 1960's |
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maranda rights
presents scientific evidence at teh trial
increased crime rate
increesed drug related crimes
need to test drug seizures |
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| insects involved with a crime scene |
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| used a microscope to alalyze bulletts |
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| after death body relaxes and stiffens up |
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| started criminal investigation |
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| first crime lab in the world (france) and loccards exchange principle |
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| established the first crime lab in the us (los angelas) |
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| chemistry, physics, and geology tests |
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department of justice
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maintains the largest crime lab in the world |
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DEA
(drug, enforcment and agency) |
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| maintains drugs, seized, laws, regulating the production, sale and transportation of drugs |
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AFT
(ALCOHOL, TOBBACO & FIREARMS) |
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| alcohol beverages, and documents realting to tax enforcement, examining wepons & explosive devices |
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| criminal investigation relatiing to the postal services, letter bombing & questioned documents. |
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| using science in criminal investigation |
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| father of forensic toxicology |
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| blood, dna, hair, & fiber & vegitation |
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