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What is the main part of a forensic scientist?
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What is a criminal investigation?
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Represents the public interests
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Addresses matters not pertaining to criminal law
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“Bottom-up” way of reasoning
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“Top-down” way of reasoning
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Reasoning something experienced without much data
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Witness that has training or special knowledge considered relevant to the trial
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Witness that can attest to one’s morals and reputation
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Witness that can comment on what they saw or heard
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French for “to speak the truth”
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A Greek mathematician from the 200’s BC
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Used a palm print to exonerate a blind man
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Using insects in an investigation
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Barber/surgeon who created proper procedures to present findings to court
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The association created to help develop upcoming investigators
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Analysis of documents, ink, paper, and writing
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One of the first fingerprint documentation systems
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Father of forensic toxicology
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Father of modern criminal investigation
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Developed the first way to test for DNA in a sample
