Careers in forensics

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Across
  1. 3. tells if a person what mentally impaired when committing a crime.
  2. 4. called when someone needs accident reconstruction and causes and the origin of a fire or explosion occurs
  3. 5. a person who the court determines the have the knowledge having to do with the trial that no lay person would know
  4. 7. collects evidence.
  5. 8. is called when a telephoned threat or tape is involved.
  6. 9. work primarily with physical evidence -analyzing, comparing, identifying, and interpreting items that may help solve crimes.
  7. 10. only works with photos.
  8. 11. only works with latent fingerprints.
  9. 14. biologists who identify and work with DNA evidence such as blood, hair, and bodily fluids.
  10. 15. deals with the effect of drugs and chemicals on the body.
Down
  1. 1. the application of the principal of the medicine in general to the legal system.
  2. 2. studies the hand writing on questioned documents to certain authenticity and/or source.
  3. 6. the study of bones.
  4. 12. identifies human remains with dental analysis as well as comparing bites to bite marks.
  5. 13. applies principles and techniques of chemistry,physics and geology to the identification and comparison of crime scene evidence.