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1.
THE CRIME LAB
HOW DOES A CRIME LAB OPERATE?
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Albaraa Mehdar
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WHAT IS A CRIME LAB?
Place where evidence is analyzed by applying the scientific method
Uses forensic science analysis techniques
Processes evidence for information about a crime
Accepts evidence from the police or investigators
Employs lab technicians to analyze evidence and convey results
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jdlasica
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LAB TECHNICIANS
Also known as crime laboratory analysts
Are forensic scientists that work in the crime lab
Do not go out to crime scenes
Test the evidence submitted to the crime lab
What do they test? Find out on the next slides...
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coschda
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FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND dna
Analyze blood, body fluids, tissue and other biological materials
Look for DNA matches of evidence to known samples in online databases
Test incoming evidence for DNA
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Leo Reynolds
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BALLISTICS AND TOOL MARKS
This is the study of the mechanics of anything that flies through the air
Match markings and wounds to weapons
Match bullets to guns
Match bullet impacts to weapons and ammunition
Determine the trajectory of bullets and determine angle of firing
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TOXICOLOGY
Study of how drugs and chemicals effect biological systems
Work with forensic pathologists to gather evidence
Use various methods to anaylze samples
Determine amount of substance in a sample
Identify toxins and drugs in a sample
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KJGarbutt
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LATENT EVIDENCE
Technicians analyze prints lifted from the crime scene
Technicians lift prints from evidence using various techniques
Technicians use IAFIS to look for matches to prints
Also can analyze palm prints and footprints
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KJGarbutt
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DIGITAL EVIDENCE
Computer analysis
Video analysis
Audio analysis
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RLHyde
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TRACE EVIDENCE
Examine small particles (trace) that are left at the scene
Hair and other fibers
Paint, glass, etc.
Gunshot residue
Arson debris
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darwin_initiative
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TRAINING
Crime labs also train law enforcement agents
Training occurs locally and internationally
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CRIME LABS
Lots of work goes on in a crime lab
Everyday new techniques are developed
Everyday new types of evidence are discovered
It is up to lab technicians to uncover what the evidence has to say
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Evelyn Baldwin
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