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Wayne Williams Written Report and Presentation
Review and utilize the information you gathered for your Annotated Bibliography and Literature Review (SEE ATTACHED). You will use at least nine of those ten sources for the foundation for your Final Project.
For your Final Project, you will take on the role of the commander of the investigations division. You have been tasked to write a report for the chief's office on the Wayne Williams' case evidence.
Wayne Williams Case Evidence Staff Study-Part I: The Written Report
The Written Report must include evidence from all of the different crime scenes of the Williams' case. In your report, you must
Explain different techniques used to process non-biological trace, biological, and digital evidence in the field, as well as a laboratory setting relevant to this case.
Compare how major pieces of evidence were handled at the time of discovery and contrast that to how it would be handled today.
Examine legal and ethical issues related to judicial admissibility regarding collection and forensic testing of non-biological, biological, and digital evidence, including current challenges and emerging issues that are relevant to the case.
Analyze any legal or court issues that have emerged subsequent to the initial investigation.
Differentiate evidence admissibility standards between then and now.
Explain the differences in handling or processing procedures and the evolution in forensics that have occurred that would influence this case.
Evaluate the preferred methods and techniques used in the field and the laboratory as they pertain to this case.
The written report must use at least eight scholarly and credible sources
The written report must include a separate references page that is formatted according to APA style
The written report must document all sources in APA style.
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