Physical Evidence Chiropractic_ David Lipman, DC

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Physical Evidence Chiropractic: David Lipman, DC 7035 Beracasa Way #103, Boca Raton, FL 33433 (561) 674-1217 URL: https://physicalevidencechiropractic.com/

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Physical Evidence Chiropractic: David Lipman, DC Physical Evidence Chiropractic: David Lipman, DC 7035 Beracasa Way #103, Boca Raton, FL 33433 (561) 674-1217 URL: https://physicalevidencechiropractic.com/

Physical Evidence

Physical Evidence. O’Connor/Chapter 3. Blood, semen, & saliva Documents Drugs Explosives Fibers Fingerprints Firearms & ammunition Glass Hair Impressions Organs & physiological fluids. Paint Petroleum products Plastic bags Plastic, rubber, polymers Powder residues Serial numbers

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Physical Evidence

Physical Evidence. Chapter 3. Common Types of Physical Evidence. Identification To determine the physical or chemical identify of a substance – what is this? Examples: white powder, residues from debris of fire, hair etc. . Comparison

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PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

PHYSICAL EVIDENCE. Chapter 3. Physical Evidence. It would be impossible to list all the objects that could conceivably be of importance to a crime. Almost anything can be Physical Evidence .

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Physical Evidence

Physical Evidence. Trace fibers/ prints from suspects Discarded items or Clothing or gloves tools Broken glass Broken glass

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Physical Evidence. The examination of physical evidence by a forensic scientist is generally undertaken for the purposes of identification or comparison .

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Physical Evidence. Prints and impressions (tires, shoes, fingers). Wrongful arrest,convictionFBI Portland case.wmv DNA and phys evidchurch fires tire.wmv. Footprint at scene said to Match Avila’s OC Register , 4/5,05.

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PHYSICAL EVIDENCE. Chapter 3. Physical Evidence. It would be impossible to list all the objects that could conceivably be of importance to a crime. Almost anything can be _________________ .

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Physical Evidence

Physical Evidence. Chapter 3. What is Physical Evidence?. Physical Evidence defined Anything that may be found, by investigators, to have a connection with a crime

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Physical Evidence. Chapter 3. Types of Physical Evidence. Blood, semen, saliva Document Drugs Explosives Fibers Fingerprints Firearms and ammunitions Glass Hair http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =Wo-VO4sAJI4&feature=related. Impressions Organs and fluids Paint Petroleum products

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Physical Evidence

Physical Evidence . bsapp.com. Blood, semen, and saliva Documents Drugs Explosives Fibers Fingerprints Firearms and ammunition Glass Hair Impressions Organs and physiological fluids. Paint Petroleum products Plastic bags Plastic, rubber, and other polymers Powder residues

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Physical evidence

Physical evidence. Introduction. Examples . Park City man held in 17-year killing spree (L.A. Times and Wichita [KS] Eagle, 2/27/05, 6/27/05, 8/19/05)

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Physical Evidence

Physical Evidence. Chapter 3: Physical Evidence Examples, Identification, Comparison, Limitations, Value and Relevance. Physical Evidence.

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Physical Evidence

Physical Evidence. Chapter 3. Physical Evidence. It would be impossible to list all the objects that could conceivably be of importance to a crime. Almost anything can be Physical Evidence.

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Physical evidence

Physical evidence. Introduction. Examples. Park City man held in 17-year killing spree (L.A. Times and Wichita [KS] Eagle, 2/27/05, 6/27/05, 8/19/05)

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Physical Evidence

Physical Evidence. Examples shown are possible evidence that may be found and collected at the crime scene, but are NOT all inclusive. The only evidence that cannot be found is that which is not looked for. Physical Evidence.

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PHYSICAL EVIDENCE. Chapter 3. Physical Evidence. Objectives: Review the common types of physical evidence encountered at a crime scene Explain the difference between the identification and comparison of physical evidence.

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PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

PHYSICAL EVIDENCE. Chapter 3. Physical Evidence. Almost anything can be Physical Evidence. Although you cannot rely on a list of categories, it is useful to discuss some of the most common types of physical evidence. Types of Physical Evidence. Blood, semen, and saliva Documents Drugs

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Physical Evidence.

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PHYSICAL EVIDENCE

PHYSICAL EVIDENCE. Learning Objectives. Review the common types of physical evidence encountered at crime scenes Explain the difference between the identification and comparison of physical evidence Define and contrast individual and class characteristics of physical evidence

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Physical Evidence. Chapter 3. Common Types. Blood, Semen, and Saliva. All suspected blood, semen, or saliva - liquid or dried, animal or human - present in a form to suggest a relation to the offense or persons involved in a crime.

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Physical Evidence. Chapter 3: Physical Evidence Examples, Identification, Comparison, Limitations, Value and Relevance. Physical Evidence.

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3. Physical Evidence. Physical Evidence. Physical evidence encompasses any and all objects that can establish that a crime has or has not been committed or can provide a link between a crime and its victim or a crime and its perpetrator. Almost anything can be physical evidence.

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