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Forensic Medicine Procedure Manual Revised 2010

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Profiling

Profiling. detect and classify the major personality and behavioral characteristics of an individual based upon analysis of the crime or crimes the person committed. Crime Scene Reconstruction- The use of scientific methods , physical evidence , deductive reasoning and

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Medico-legal Investigation

Medico-legal Investigation. Skeletalization &Forensic Odontology. Skeletalization. The environment is more important than the time in this process. 12-18 months: bone and tendon tags After 3 yrs : bare bone .

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Impressions

Impressions. CHS Forensics. Types of impressions. Tool Marks Shoe Prints Tire Tracks Bite Marks. Tool Marks. A tool mark is any impression, cut, gouge, or abrasion caused by a tool coming into contact with another object.

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Forensic Pathology and Odontology

Forensic Pathology and Odontology. What is Forensic Pathology?. Definition: - investigation of sudden, unnatural, unexplained or violent deaths - notice: not all deaths warrant autopsy Ex. Old age, terminal illness

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Diocese of Chichester Child Safeguarding Foundation Module

Diocese of Chichester Child Safeguarding Foundation Module. Colin Perkins Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser. This Training aims to help you to:. know when to have concerns about the safety and welfare of a child; recognise potential blocks within the church to responding well to concerns;

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Journal

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Forensic dentist

Forensic dentist. Child Abuse Lecture 5. Abuse. Abuse can involve children, women, men and the elderly . The dental team can assist in early detection of someone being abused when conducting an exam within the oral cavity. . Child abuse.

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Firearms, Toolmarks, and Impressions

Firearms, Toolmarks, and Impressions. Objectives. You will learn: How class and individual evidence can answer different questions. How impression analysis is used in forensic science. The impact of firearms in the United States. The importance of microscopic

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Firearms, Toolmarks, and Impressions

Firearms, Toolmarks, and Impressions. Objectives. You will learn: How class and individual evidence can answer different questions. How impression analysis is used in forensic science. The impact of firearms in the United States. The importance of microscopic

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Impressions

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Introduction to Forensic Science

Introduction to Forensic Science. Forensic Science. Involves the application of scientific theory, process, and techniques in legal matters. Primary role of a forensic scientist is to analyze evidence gathered at a crime scene. Science Disciplines Needed. Biology Physics Geology

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Tool Marks and Impressions

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Bite Marks

Bite Marks. Often there are bite marks that can be used to identify perpetrators Most often seen in rape, murder, child abuse and spousal abuse Actual pattern varies depending on: Material bitten Presence / absence of teeth Alignment of teeth. Bite Marks.

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Trace Evidence

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Presentation developed by T. Trimpe 2007 sciencespot

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Presentation developed by T. Trimpe 2007 sciencespot

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Jane Goodall a Biography By: Meg Greene

Jane Goodall a Biography By: Meg Greene . PowerPoint By: Allison Brooks Period 7. Introduction.

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Child Abuse

Child Abuse. By: Brittany Boeckman. Summary.

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