Evidence+Project

[|Survey Student Evaluation] media type="custom" key="23960336"
 * Student Survey**


 * Interrogations---How stuff works? Click here for the reading [|Article]**
 * Questions for the reading**
 * 1. What do 80 percent of the suspects do during questioning?**
 * 2. What is the Reid technique?**


 * Reasonable Doubt Click Here Simpson [|Case]**


 * Evidence Project**


 * Objective:**
 * 1) to teach the class a type of evidence that is used to help police and prosecutors catch and convict criminals.
 * 2) To demonstrate how that evidence has been used in an actual case.


 * Requirements to get an A**

__must describe at least one example of how this type of evidence was used in an actual investigation.__

_power point must explain in detail exactly what the type of evidence is, how it works, and some of the specific pros and cons of its use in criminal prosecutions.

__must speak for a minimum of 2 minutes in length__

_must demonstrate adequate research

___ must use pictures, graphs, or charts to enhance presentation.__

__must use notes and NOT read off of the screen.__ __( power point should not have a lot of full sentences)__ __( you do the talking the power point only bolsters your speaking)__

___ incorporate some video clips into your presentation that further explains your type of evidence.(this does not count towards your two minutes) -explain the video and use it as part of your presentation DO NOT JUST SHOW **A VIDEO THAT HAS NO CONNECTION TO YOUR PRESENTATION**

Project should be broken into two parts

Part 1

Focus is on technical explanation of evidence

Part 2 Further explains the evidence but focus is mainly on how it is used in a particular real life case.

Part 3 Video


 * Evidence**

DNA

Fingerprints Criminal profiling (2) Polygraph Trace Evidence (2) Blood / Hair / Fibers Clothes Arson Blood Splatter Eye Witness Police Interrogation Police Sketch Computer Age Progression Luminal Autopsy Forensic Dentistry Computer Forensics Cell Phone Forensics Car Accident Footprint Video Evidence Audio Evidence Ballistics Handwriting Forensic Toxicology (Drug tests) DUI (Sobriety Tests)