In this essay about my career choice you will find information about the profession I chose to study that is a crime scene investigator also known as science technicians. There will be information about what the CSI team usually do in crime scenes and what they do to be able to find out relevant details about a murder case so a massacre. It is not easy being a crime scene investigator because of the risks and patience you need to have. You will be able to learn how hard is their job and all the skills
This essay will analyse what the Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Effect is and the impact it has on prosecutors. The CSI Effect is a phenomenon in which television programs emphasise forensic science, including CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and the Law and Order franchises, and has created the expectation by the general population that the prosecution will produce forensic evidence in the bulk of their cases, regardless of whether it will secure a conviction. (Hempel, 2003, p.13 cited in Cooley
Introduction to Forensic Science- 500 Word PDP Essay Blood Stain Pattern Analysis: A referenced summary. Bloodstain pattern analysis is the analysis of blood at a crime scene, potentially used for crime scene reconstruction, determining any potential offences that took place (stabbing, assault etc.) and establishing the order actions unfolded. As stated in J. Slemko’s Bloodstain Tutorial the interpretation of bloodstains is said to be able to “confirm or refute assumption concerning events and
thrilling and career option. Crime, along with many other controversial topics is often reshaped, overdramatised by the media to gain attention from the public. The ‘Beltway Serial Sniper’ (Bothe, 2002) and ‘Granny Killer’ (Wilson, 1997) are two famous cases in which profiles were created and the outcome was very unsuccessful. As a result, the media and critics further scrutinised the practice of profiling, bringing forward the popular question of whether it is an art or a science. Professor Ormerod and