Relacionar Columnas Forensic Science Careers & DisciplinesVersión en línea Match the forensic science careers and disciplines to their correct description. por Arizona Bar Foundation 1 Controlled Substances 2 Firearms and Toolmarks 3 DNA 4 Forensic Scientist 5 Coroner 6 Toxicology 7 Trace Evidence 8 Crime Scene Investigator 9 Medical Examiner 10 Latent Fingerprints A public official who is appointed in a jurisdiction that makes inquiries into deaths and to complete certificate of death. Document the crime scene, identify and collect evidence, and maintain a chain of custody for all evidence. This section analyzes multiple aspects of a shooting incident and the analysis of firearms and ammunition as well as firearms. This section is responsible for a wide variety of small evidence that can be transferred or exchanged at any point during the crime. A scientist that analyzes evidence and shares the scientific findings with law enforcement, lawyers, judges, and juries. This section evaluates evidence items to determine if they contain any controlled substance. This section compares different latent prints and analyzes prints for characteristics. A medically qualified individual that performs medical investigations of sudden, unexpected, or traumatic deaths. This section evaluates DNA profiles, compares DNA profiles, generates reports, and enters DNA profiles into CODIS (Combined DNA Index System). This section performs tests to detect alcohol and drugs in a biological sample.
