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Exploring Perspectives and Identifying Potential Challenges Encountered with Crime Scene Investigations when Developing Chemistry Curricula

    1. [1] Winston-Salem State University

      Winston-Salem State University

      Township of Winston, Estados Unidos

    2. [2] University of Mount Olive

      University of Mount Olive

      Township of Brogden, Estados Unidos

    3. [3] Whitman College

      Whitman College

      Estados Unidos

    4. [4] St. John Fisher College

      St. John Fisher College

      City of Rochester, Estados Unidos

    5. [5] Miami University Middletown

      Miami University Middletown

      City of Middletown, Estados Unidos

    6. [6] Williams College

      Williams College

      Town of Williamstown, Estados Unidos

  • Localización: Journal of chemical education, ISSN 0021-9584, Vol. 92, Nº 8, 2015, págs. 1353-1358
  • Idioma: inglés
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  • Resumen
    • In today’s complex world, there is a continued demand for recently graduated forensic chemists (criminalists) who have some background in forensic experimental techniques. This article describes modern forensic experimental approaches designed and implemented from a unique instructional perspective to present certain facets of crime scene investigation. Physical evidence collection, handling, and evaluation are reviewed, as are challenges associated with carrying out these tasks. The interrelation of the responsibilities of the crime scene investigator and criminalist also is addressed, as this can be highlighted in an instructional setting. If the investigator does not collect sufficient evidence or collects the evidence improperly, the criminalist will be unable to effectively interpret the data. In this report, the authors describe their experiences at a mock crime scene designed for investigation by undergraduate forensic science students. Key points that must be considered include evidence collection, analysis of the evidence, interpretation of the results, and drawing conclusions from those interpretations. We have presented the information in a way that may be beneficial to instructors looking to create or update existing forensic science courses, or scholars interested in the drawbacks of certain aspects of evidence collection.


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