forensics speech

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  1. H_Caine_is_love

    H_Caine_is_love Dead on Arrival

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    I have to make a short speech at school about something i am interested in and i chose forensics. the only problem is i know quite alot about forensics but i just can't write it down. can someone please give me some ideas on what to write, i need;
    an introduction
    some information about fingerprints or DNA or something
    an interesting case history
    and some interesting facts about forensics.
    any help will be very much appreciated.
     
  2. Cat

    Cat Head of the Swing Shift

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    mmm, well i'm no expert, but i can give you some links to stuff that can help you.
    Forensic sites thread: this thread has some good links for forensic sites.

    Ick, computer blocked sites. Drat the school internet. :p i'll try and post up some more links when i get home.
     
  3. Silencer

    Silencer CSI Level One

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    There's a couple of books out there on the history of forensics, if you try searching on amazon or in your local library. They'll cover pretty much everything you need.
     
  4. Forensics_Guy

    Forensics_Guy Witness

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    I would suggest Locard's Exchange Principle, since it is basically the basis for most forensics.
     
  5. major_csi_fan

    major_csi_fan Witness

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    Maybe you could start with the history of forensics begining with locards pricipal that every contact leaves a trace then talk about dna and fingerprints that everyones in unquie etc good luck
     
  6. thegluups

    thegluups Prime Suspect

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    locard seems good for an introduction ... if you want something that explains forensics clearly you can try Forensics for dummies, it's really good
     

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