Homicide

A homicide detective investigates suspicious deaths. That would be a death that can't be ruled natural or accidental. To accomplish this some of the activities are:

A thorough examination of the body and anything found in the area near where a body is found

Interviewing any witnesses

Interviewing family, friends, neighbors of the victim

Reviewing the medical examiner's report.

Reviewing phone and/or financial records of the victim

Report their findings to the prosecutor's office

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Each jurisdiction has their own standards for the qualifications of a coroner. A coroner is not necessarily a medical examiner, a profession that in most cases, requires a medical doctor. Most larger jurisdictions require their coroner to be a medical examiner. You must contact your local coroner's office to find out what training is required.

Although much of the work of a ballistic expert is done in the lab, there are other issues besides bullet comparision. At a crime scene trajectory angles ect. are studied and documented. This type of evidence is usually vital to a murder investigation and it cannot be done in well without the actual crime scene.

Police in Santa Clara, CA believe that she was murdered in March 2012, although he body was never found. The 15-year-old student went missing enroute to school and her clothes and purse were found later. A man was arrested after her DNA was found in his vehicle, and his trial was set to begin in April 2016.

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Detectives do NOT determine the cause of death. Depending on the jurisdiction, either a Coroner or a Medical Examiner will make the determination of the cause of death.

No. He was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in 1989. He was given the maximum sentence of 20 years but would be eligible for parole after serving 1/3 of it.

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Manslaughter and neglient homicide are interchangeable terms. Depending on the statute of the jurisdiction where the case is tried, one or the other is used. Whatever one calls it, it is always a lesser included charge under first or second degree murder. Manslaughter means the death of an individual the defendant did nor mean to kill. His actions were not premeditatated, and he may not have even had a weapon. Something he did either recklessly or foolishly caused the death of someone else.

Although the terms mean the same, the phrase "negligent homicide" is often used to describe for example, the actions of owners of buildings that are in disrepair. If their failure to follow fire and safety codes leads to fatalities of employees, residents or members of work crews, the owners are generally charged with second degree murder (because there was no premeditation), and negligent homicide, the phase that means exactly what it says.

A serial killer is a person who kills a number of people with a cooling off period between each murder(usually one murder at one given time, but two murders at one time occasionally happens) and these murders may go on for a period of months or years until the killer is caught. Throughout the last three decades the US serial killer rate has risen 940% and it is estimated that by the next millennium it will claim an average of 11 lives a day. Serial Murder is an epidemic, there are at least 35 serial killers active in the USA today who claim one third of the annual murder rate. The USA has 6% of the world's population yet it has three quarters of all serial killers. Not only are serial killers appearing in more numbers in the US but all over the world countries are terrorised by serial killers which are appearing in more numbers year and year after.

Usually, a defendant will need to have a complete mental evaluation as a first step in his insanity defense. Psychiatrists or psychologists will likely take the stand and testify about the defendant's likely state of mind at the time of the offense. However, even these professionals cannot decide whether or not a defendant is insane because, as discussed above, insanity is a legal term when used as a criminal defense. Therefore, the jury or judge will decide whether the testimony and evidence support a finding of criminal insanity.

Research shows people in treatment for a mental illness are no more violent or dangerous than the the general population. In Sensationalizing Murder and Mental Health John M. Grohol, Psy.D. states, " ... there is virtually no correlation between increased violence risk and mental illness (except in the case of substance abusers)."

That depends. A homicide detective is a civil servant. He's on a fixed salary. The attorney can be working on a shoestring (and without the benefits the cop has) or he could be defending pharmaceutical companies and making six figures plus perks. The earning potential for the attorney is greater, and few would argue with that.

Yes a popular school teacher and his wife was found dead on a Wednesday

Schenecker double homicide happened on 2011-01-27.

A suit- it is required attire.

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From the question it sounds as if the questioner is referring to; UNPREMEDITATED HOMICIDE OF A SPOUSE OR DOMESTIC PARTNER.

A charge of murder means the offender pre-planned (pre-meditated) the killing and did it on purpose (with criminal intent). Homicide just means someone killed another person. It may have been an accident or from negligence, in which the offender would still get a prison sentence, just not as harsh if he was found to be guilty of murder.

I'm not sure if you are talking about the school shooting in Arkansas. There wasn't a bomb threat but one of the shooters pulled the fire alarm so they could shoot kids as they ran outside. If this is the one your talking about it was Andrew Golden, 11 and Mitchell Johnson, 13. Andrew pulled the fire alarm and ran back to where Mitchell and their arsenal was setup and they shot 15 people as they were leaving the safety of the school. If I remember correctly I believe 5 little girls were killed. It was a shock to see two young boys pull of such an ambush and the amount of weapons and bullets they had with them.

The four types of homicides are: murder, manslaughter, homicide by culpable negligence, and miscellaneous homicides.

1) Human.

2) Animal/Insect.

3) Weather (Rain/Snow...)

4) Biologicals (mold/Mildew/Bacteria...)

5) Time.

It has two meanings. One, if someone finds something very funny, hilarious, they'll say "that KILLED me!" As in, they laughed until they died, so to speak. The other meaning is if someone is angry with someone else, they'll say "I could kill him" or something like that, which just means that they are angry with them. If a child gets in trouble, they say "my mom's going to KILL me!" which just means that their parents are going to be angry with them.

This means that some authority, probably a coroner or medical examiner, has determined that a death was not by natural causes. suicide, or accident.