Evidence and Forensics: Due Process (Enhanced DVD)
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Criminals almost always leave a part of their identity behind, no matter how careful that they are. In this program, forensic and legal professionals explain the different types of evidence and how each type can be gathered and used in court. The work of different forensic specialists is detailed, and the fictionalized version of how crime scene investigations are portrayed are contrasted to how real life investigations occur, in the lab and on site. This program also discusses some of the downsides of digital evidence and how DNA samples, the new standard for crime evidence, stacks up against fingerprinting. An instructor’s guide is included and can be viewed online. Part of the three-part series Due Process. (30 minutes)
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What is Evidence? – Evidence is used to disprove or prove facts, whether they are circumstantial, direct or physical. Evidence is presented in court and used to determine the innocence or guilt of a defendant during a criminal case. In this program we learn how the police start the process of gathering evidence.
Crime Scene Investigation – Crime scene investigation is a documentation of the conditions of a crime scene along with the collection of any physical evidence. Many people are involved in a crime scene investigation and they are required to follow a protocol to protect the integrity of any evidence found.
What Governs Use of Evidence? – The Rules of Evidence are used to govern the types of evidence that are admissible during a court case. Evidence has to be authenticated and it must also be relevant to the case. In this segment you will learn about the importance of the Miranda Warning, confessions, hearsay and other important details regarding evidence.
Evidence and Forensics: Due Process Enhanced DVD ISBN: 978-1-62102-910-6 Run Time: 30 Minutes Copyright Date: 2012 CC
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Evidence and Forensics: Due Process
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