forensics

1. the quality of being based or influenced by personal feelings
4. Chronological documentation of handling of evidence throughout a investigation
5. an approach that shows the most grim outcome
7. A professional who has completed law school
9. theory of moral values based on conduct
11. a person with a specialized knowledge/expertise who provided testimony to help the court understand
14. an approach that is based on action taken by an individual not the result
16. a system that defines what action should be taken when faced with a ethical dilemma
17. consider the susceptibility of the testing group
19. A person or group against whom a civil action is brought
20. the process of using science to analyze physical evidence to prove a person is guilty
22. A legal professional who represents the accused
24. a circumstance in which a moral conflict arises in the workplace
25. breaching policy of rules set in place by a collective that results in punishment

2. outlines and evaluates the various risks of an experiment to avoid ethical misconduct
3. a group of people who decide if the evidence for a serious crime can go to trial
6. an approach that desires the most positive outcome
8. A document that has been typed up
10. general harm that may be inflicted on participants
12. to formally charge a person with a crime
13. a lack of bias
15. a system of rules set in place by countries to regulate the collective.
18. an approach based on ultimate consequences of action
21. an outline of laws set in place to promote better behavior
23. small pieces of evidence in a crime scene