Read:
Digital evidence and the U.S. criminal Justice System (Links to an external site.)
Judging the value of forensic evidence (Links to an external site.)
The mismatch between twenty-first-century forensic evidence and our antiquated criminal justice system (Links to an external site.)
Watch:
Forensic science division web tutorial: Toxicology (Links to an external site.)
What is the Daubert standard for expert testimony? (Links to an external site.)
Your report must address the following elements:
Indicate which scientific techniques are used for different types of evidence in the lab.
Examine how digital evidence poses unique challenges to the criminal justice system.
Explain the ethical issues resulting from emerging technology out pacing the law. Differentiate between how the various landmark cases have impacted the admission of forensic evidence in court.
The Emerging Science as Evidence paper
Must be approximately 1,000 words (
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ReadDigital evidence and the U.S. criminal Justice System (Li.docx
1. Read:
Digital evidence and the U.S. criminal Justice System (Links to
an external site.)
Judging the value of forensic evidence (Links to an external
site.)
The mismatch between twenty-first-century forensic evidence
and our antiquated criminal justice system (Links to an external
site.)
Watch:
Forensic science division web tutorial: Toxicology (Links to an
external site.)
What is the Daubert standard for expert testimony? (Links to an
external site.)
Your report must address the following elements:
Indicate which scientific techniques are used for different types
of evidence in the lab.
Examine how digital evidence poses unique challenges to the
criminal justice system.
Explain the ethical issues resulting from emerging technology
out pacing the law. Differentiate between how the various
2. landmark cases have impacted the admission of forensic
evidence in court.
The Emerging Science as Evidence paper
Must be approximately 1,000 words (
