Forensic Science

There are many companies that hire registered nurses for forensics. Some examples of these companies include local law enforcement agencies, hospitals, and even insurance companies.

As accurate as is possible. However, that does not stop defense attorneys from challenging such evidence as part of their defense strategy.

No standard answer. It depends on the rules of the agency, government, department, or company for which he/she works.

The reason is because a digital photo can be easily alter. That's why sketches are the main uses in court.

Digital imaging is allows for block to block copying of a suspect storage device. Imaging differs from drag & drop copying, in that it makes an identical copy of the drive (to include slack space) instead of just copying the files themselves. A write blocker may be required in some cases to prevent unintentional writing by the OS.

Once the original has been imaged at least twice, either an MD5 or SHA1 hash (digital fingerprint) is made to compare it against the images. If they match, then it is trivial for a forensic analyst to prove to the client that the evidence has been unaltered, and anything acquired is identical to what the suspect had on his original drive.

(in the US) The most 'typical' crime is Larceny.

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Forensic programs became a popular course of study thanks to television procuderals such as "CSI." It is difficult to pick just one college for the best programs, so instead, here are the top five in the United States: University of California (Davis), Boston State University, Syracuse University, George Washington University, Ohio University. Although all of the top 5 colleges offer similar programs, the University of California (Davis) does stand out a little more than the rest because it has an 85% employment rating. That means 85% of its forensics graduates have found jobs in the forensics field.

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A Forensic Scientist and A Csi Forensic scientist are the same there is no change in what you do. The only change is where you work.

Make a list of your interests and things you like to do and discuss these things with a guidance counsellor or a counsellor at a local school you would like to attend as this will help you decide which path to choose. Follow your instincts and what your good at.

DNA fingerprinting is reliable because with that they can convict or acquit individuals of criminal offenses because every person is genetically unique.

Yes, if you live close to the police station you want to work in, then you can go and apply in person. Visit their website though as they should have recruiters, and they can help you through the process.

Depends on what specialty a physician is trained in, where he is practicing, other benefits he may be receiving in his contract that is not included in his base pay, bonuses, overtime, and the number of overnight shifts he works.

The range is huge from about $83k - $1million+ depending on the above factors. Pediatricians, internists, family physicians, primary care physicians, and urgent care physicians who work for a salary for a company or hospital earn in the lower end of the range. However, they can also end up on the upper end of the range if they open up a successful private practice.

Plastic surgeons, orthopaedists, interventional cardiologists, and interventional radiologists start out on the higher end of the range at the expense of proportionally increased number of hours worked. However they also have the choice to work less and have a better lifestyle with pay in the moderate end of the range.

Thus, a physician really decides how much he makes depending on what kind of life style he chooses, how many hours he wants to work, and the additional factors listed on top.

All police officers are trained in the preservation of evidence at a crime scene, but unless they are specifically trained as crime scene or evidence technicians the average police officer is merely aware of DNA testing, not any specifics as to how it is conducted.

Crime Scene Investigation

The typical time frame for the BA/BS degree is four years. Master's degrees average about two to three years, and the Ph.D. varies tremendously--some finish in three to four years, others take five or more years. The reason it varies depends on multiple variables--finances, nature of the dissertation project (research--collecting data, analyzing data, writing can is a lengthy process that varies depending on what type of research is being conducted), etc.

Aristotle. Plato's finest student was Aristotle (384-322 B.C.). He founded a school in Athens called the Lyceum. In contrast to Plato's purely metaphysical or idealistic approach to philosophy, Aristotle was more practical, scientific, and realistic. He approached problems by thinking through the evidence. In this manner, he explored all possibilities and as many examples as possible before reaching a conclusion. This is called inductive reasoning, and it formed the foundation of the Western scientific method.

Basically, locards exchange principle or theory, simply put is: there is no perfect crime because the culprit always took something but just as likely, left something behind which may eventually lead to his/her identity.

It actually more says that when two surfaces come in contact, there is always an exchange of material. Whether you realize it or not. It really has nothing to with crime in particular. Take it from me, I'm a crime scene technician.

Maybe. Is one print in blood and one in a different-looking substance like sebaceous sweat? Are the prints oriented differently so that one can follow the ridge flow of each separately? Are there areas that can be used for identification outside of the overlapping area(s)? Are the prints left in a raised material (blood or whatever) that can be lit from an angle showing the top print only? Did the murder apply sufficient pressure that the underlying print is not a problem? (For example, a print in clay pressed hard enough will flatten the previous print so it is no longer interfering.)

I used usnews to check the rankings when I applied grad school. You can use that and specify the major forensic science to search and it will list 5 universities as shown on the related links section on the bottom of this answer. Usnews is considered one of the most reliable ranking website for school ranking so it should be worth to take a look.

However, the ranking and the list are just for your reference. The most important thing is still the question: what do you want to learn? The best school for you might not be the #1 school on the ranking but the best fit for your career and education development.

After you have a rough idea that those 5 schools are strong in your area of interest. Go check those school websites and find out what they offer in their programs and what they specifically focus on this field of study. Browse through their faculty directory and maybe shoot an email to ask further questions. They usually are very nice about perspective students. If you have a nice talk, maybe you'll get a chance to add some credits on your application.

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Of all science technicians, forensic scientists currently earn the second highest annual salary. In 2002 the average pay rate for a forensic scientist was $19.73 per hour, or approximately $41,000.

The low ten percent of this scale earned around $12.06 per hour - $25,100 yearly. The highest ten percent earned around $31.49 per hour - $65,500 yearly. However, the pay range depends upon factors like type of specialty, years of experience, type of employment and location.

Contact your local police station. A forensic officer may be willing to discuss their work with you. Ask for the borough forensic manager. Alternatively look up the Forensic Science Service on the internet.