Forensic science it the science behind any crime scene or murder investigation. Forensic science is used to find evidence for legal work and for investing crime scene accidents such as suicides, car crashes, or people murdered to determine if the death was accidental or intentional. Forensic science finds out the reason/cause of the death to find the rightness and to prevent whatever happened from happening again. There are three important fields for Forensic Scientist (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
and entering and unfortunately the suspect killed the suspect. The suspect is unknown, so it’s my job to figure it out. With the evidence given to me, I worked in a junior laboratory at the CSI camp. This opportunity has inspired me to work for the forensic investigation team. With the group I worked with, I displayed my capability to coop with environment we were working in and showed that I can carry out wide variety of tasks that require hand to eye coordination, paying attention to detail and have
with barrier tape. This is called cordoning - marking off boundaries, so that there is no contamination to the scene and evidence. The FAO will assess the scene to confirm whether a crime has taken place and if assistance is required. Any potential forensic evidence, witnesses and suspects will be searched for and possibly arrested by the FAO if still present at the scene. (Frances Annets, 2010) The scene of crime officer (SOCO) will then re-assess the crime scene forensically. This will involve them
Helen Garner’s work, This House Of Grief (THG), published in 2014 explored the fact on the R v Farquharson [2009] . Robert Farquharson was convicted of murder of his three sons, Jai Farquharson, Tyler Farquharson and Bailey Farquharson on Father’s Day 2005. He drove his car into the dam and killed his children. The Crimes Act 1900 s18 states that “murder shall be taken to have been committed where the act of the accused, or thing by him or her omitted to be done, causing the death charged, was done