Forensics for kids
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The document advertises forensic science workshops and programs for kids hosted by the International Forensic Science Research organization. It provides details on various workshops covering topics like fingerprints, impression evidence, forensic entomology, ballistics, and blood spatter. It also describes a two-day mock murder investigation program held at schools. Additionally, it mentions 2-3 week long exposure programs taught by experts in different forensic fields and seminars with guest forensic experts. Contact information is provided at the end.
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Forensic Science in Daily Life
Forensic science plays an important role in daily life from the moment one's day begins through attendance tracking, security systems that monitor homes and banks, and ATM and social media activities that can reveal personal information. Fingerprints, DNA, marks on weapons, and crime scene evidence can help solve criminal cases while also exonerating the falsely accused. Forensic science techniques began through careful observation and now include advanced methods like DNA testing and UV screening to analyze tiny clues and evidence with great precision.
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Crime Scenc Investigation Evidence Collection
The goal of a crime scene investigation is to recognize, document, and collect evidence. Evidence can be direct, like eyewitness accounts, or circumstantial. Physical evidence includes fingerprints, DNA, and trace evidence. Following Locard's exchange principle, investigators look for transfers between people and objects. Proper documentation through photography, sketching, and note taking is important. Evidence must be properly packaged and maintained in the chain of custody to be useful in reconstructing the crime.
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1. Recognition, preservation, identification, comparison, individualization, interpretation, and reconstruction are the seven major activities of forensic investigations.
2. Evidence must be collected, packaged, and maintained in a proper chain of custody. Photographs, sketches, and notes are used to document the crime scene.
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This document provides the course syllabus for a Forensic Psychology class. The course will explore the application of psychology to legal matters, with a focus on major mental illnesses encountered in forensic evaluations. Topics will include the insanity defense, competency to stand trial, sexual offenses, and causes of criminality. Assignments include exams, a paper analyzing an insanity case, and class participation. The grading breakdown is 10% attendance, 35% midterm, 20% paper, and 35% final. The syllabus outlines the schedule, assignments, and policies for the semester-long course.
Forensic Psychology Syllabus - Indian Forensic Org
The syllabus outlines a forensic psychology course that will explore the application of psychology to legal matters like criminal responsibility and punishment. Special attention will be given to major mental disorders encountered in forensic evaluations. Students will learn about topics like the insanity defense, competency to stand trial, risk assessment, and eyewitness testimony. The course will include exams, an analysis paper, class participation and assignments covering subjects such as psychopathy, sexual offenses, and trends in forensic psychology.
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This document is an application form for a 3-month training course in forensic psychology taking place from July to September 2018. It requests the applicant's personal details such as name, date of birth, address, nationality, academic qualifications, emergency contact, and includes a payment and cancellation policy as well as a declaration signing the accuracy of the information provided.
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This document is an application for a 15-day forensic internship in Mumbai with an internship duration between specified dates. It requests personal details from the applicant such as name, date of birth, address, academic qualifications. It lists the required supporting documents and specifies departments for potential internship. It outlines the internship duration and dates required to complete 45 hours of training. It provides the payment and cancellation policy, requiring payment to the company account and allowing rescheduling or refund if cancelled with sufficient notice. It contains a declaration by the applicant confirming the accuracy of the information and agreeing to terms including bearing the Rs. 3000 cost of the unpaid internship training.
Training course in Forensic Psychology, Chennai
This 3 sentence summary provides the key details about the Training Course in Forensic Psychology hosted in Chennai by the Indian Forensic Organisation and Unique Psychological Services: The course will take place every Sunday from October to November 2017 and cover the roles of forensic psychologists in criminal investigations, eyewitness identification, mental defenses, sexual abuse issues, and other areas; no prior experience is required and the course is aimed at those interested in criminal psychology; participants will receive a certificate upon completion and more information can be found on the official Facebook event page.
Forensic Psychology-Training Course
This document provides a course syllabus for a Forensic Psychology class. The course will explore the application of psychology to legal matters, including major mental illnesses encountered in forensic evaluations and how psychologists assist in determining criminal responsibility. Topics covered include the insanity defense, competency to stand trial, sexual offenses, and more. Students will learn objectives like identifying major mental illnesses and their application to cases, basic case and statutory law, and causes of criminality. Assignments include exams, a paper analyzing an insanity case, and readings. The class will meet weekly and be graded based on participation, exams, a paper, and a final exam.
Psychopathy
This document discusses psychopathy, including its definition as a personality disorder characterized by antisocial behavior, lack of empathy and remorse, and disinhibited behavior. It provides background on influential figures in conceptualizing psychopathy like Hervey Cleckley and Robert Hare who developed the Psychopathy Checklist (PCL-R). The PCL-R is a 20-item assessment tool used to diagnose psychopathy. Witnessing abuse in childhood may be linked to higher psychopathic traits in adulthood. While psychopaths are often thought of as criminals, some research suggests psychopathic traits could benefit CEOs and business leaders.
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A Basic Training in Forensic Psychology to understand the principles , techniques and tests used in Forensic Psychology in Crime Scene Investigation.
IFO Forensic Internships, Mumbai
The document provides information about internship opportunities in forensics at IFO Forensic Standards and Research PLtd in Mumbai, India. The 6-day internship costs Rs3,700 and the 12-day internship costs Rs5,000 starting October 1, 2016. Interns will work 4 hours daily alongside forensic specialists on projects and gain hands-on training and a certificate. Eligible applicants must be forensic science, law, or psychology students from Mumbai with basic English skills. The internship involves selecting a forensic discipline to work in such as document analysis, psychology, fingerprints, cyber forensics, or law.
Forensic Toxicology An Introduction
Forensic toxicology focuses on the medical-legal aspects of chemical exposure and toxic injury. It involves analyzing samples like urine, blood, hair, oral fluid, and other bodily tissues or fluids to detect and quantify the presence of toxins and drugs. The concentration and type of substance present can provide information about factors like dosage and timing of exposure. A variety of analytical techniques are used, including chromatography methods and mass spectrometry, to screen for and confirm the identity of substances in biological samples as part of a forensic investigation.
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- 2. Workshops, Seminars and Conferences • We at IFSR are a rich source of experience in forensics, combine real world and academic knowledge of challenges and make efforts to unleash a rich and relevant background to forensics. • We conduct Workshop/Seminars/Conferences on a regular basis to enhance their leaning experience and get a glimpse of what the world seeks in the new development of forensics
- 3. Forensic science • Forensic science is the study of objects that relate to a crime. The objects are evidence and analyzing the evidence is what forensic scientists do. They observe, classify, compare, use numbers, measure, predict, interpret data, and draw inferences • Learn how to be a crime solver by exploring the world of the forensic scientist.
- 4. • Fingerprints – Every time we touch something we leave unique marks. Come learn about the types of fingerprints, how we find and collect them and how we analyze them.
- 5. • Impression Evidence – Wherever we go, we leave an impression: footprints, tire treads and more. Come find out how we use all different kinds of impressions to catch bad guys.
- 6. • Forensic Entomology – Sometimes, creepy crawlies provide the best evidence to solve a crime. You’ll learn all about bugs and how they make great witnesses.
- 7. • Ballistics – This workshop will explore how we analyze bullets as evidence in the investigation of a crime.
- 8. • Blood Spatter – What story do these shapes and patterns tell us? Not for the feint of heart, this workshop will explore the basics of blood spatter analysis. (Suitable for older students only!)
- 9. • Operation: Your School • The famous mock-murder inquiry comes to your school in this two-day event. • The Head Teacher is missing! Police presume foul play, three schoolteachers are suspects and your in-school investigation begins and continues at your school on day two
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- 12. • Group Bookings:This program is also available for school, day camp and other groups. Advanced booking is required. • Please contact the IFO Staff for more information on this popular program.
- 13. Additional Services @ IFO Exposure to the real world of forensics is essential for better understanding of the underlying principles related to forensics. Training sessions conducted provides students with opportunities to apply to professional practices. Our 2-3 weeks program features distinguished learning from the best experts in variety of fields from anthropology, serology, entomology, ballistics, questioned documents, fingerprints etc.
- 14. • At IFSR, we also invite eminent Forensic Experts and educationists to give insightful thought on forensics. This serves as a stimulus in enriching the academic experience of the students .
- 15. Contact/Registration • Email: forensic@ifsr.in investigation@ifsr.in • Direct contact: +91-9819288253