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Aims of Module:
1. To raise students' awareness of the growing importance and applications of specialist forensic disciplines within serious crime investigation.
2. To develop an understanding of the principles and provide practical experience of the techniques involved in a range of specialist forensic disciplines.
3. To encourage students' application of pre-existing scientific/ technical knowledge in the forensic investigation of specialist disciplines.
4. To enable the student to critically evaluate the forensic evidence available from case studies
Essay Title
With regard to the evaluation of forensic evidence, critically compare and contrast the value of different evidence types in addressing source and activity level propositions?
Give examples of how these evidence types may complement each other within a particular framework of case circumstances?
Your answers should refer to data relating to published studies regarding the evidence types in question. Use brief descriptions of case studies to illustrate/ exemplify your arguments.
Word Count should be 1200 words
All references should be in Harvard style
5 peer-reviewed journals are needed in total
2 Journals have been provided for you.
3 Journals you include should be as recently published as possible
Article 1 - A hierarchv of propositions: deciding which level to address in casework by R COOK, IW EVETT, G JACKSON, PJ JONES and JA LAMBERT
Article 2 - A model for case assessment and interpretation R COOK and IW EVETT G JACKSON and PJ JONES and JA LAMBERT
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