(You can submit your assignment at any time, but before your exam.
date)
(You can submit your assignment at any time, but before your exam.
date)
A |
80% AND
ABOVE |
B |
70% TO 79% |
C |
60% TO 69% |
D |
50% TO 59% |
F |
BELLOW 49%
(FAIL) |
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Online Examination includes Objective / Multiple Choice Questions
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Online and there is large question bank in our database, There are
over or about 500 to 2000 questions used in the online exam system
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CASE STUDY:
A case study is an intensive analysis of an individual
unit (e.g., a person, group, or event) stressing developmental
factors in relation to context. The case study is common in social
sciences and life sciences. Case studies may be descriptive or
explanatory. The study of a person, a small group, a single
situation, or a specific "case," is called a case study. In
Forensic Sciences, Crime Investigation and related areas Case
Study may be a any Case Example or Case which is solved with the
help of scientific techniques etc. You can take any case study or
case example from: News Papers, Magazines, Internet, Novels,
Newsletter or from Police Websites etc... or you can also write
your own suitable case study acc. to to case study questions. Here
Case Study may be a Case Example solved with the help of relative
forensic principles and techniques. e.g.: In Fingerprint - A Case
solved with the help of fingerprint and its verification etc. Case
Study may includes details of crime / event happened, evidences
found, information collected, acts or laws applied, tests or
examinations performed on found evidences, results obtained,
equipments or tools used, materials used, procedure followed in
investigation or analysis, investigation outcomes, court outcomes
etc...
The Jack McKie Story:
(Short Case Study Example)
In May 1987, a British policewoman, Jack McKie, was accused of
perjury after testifying at a murder trial, stating that she
hadn't been in the murder victim's house, where her fingerprints
were later supposedly found. Jack's house was searched and she
was taken back to the police station where she herself was
strip-searched and detained because of a controversial
fingerprint that was found at the victim's house. The Criminal
Records Office, responsible for the detection of Jack's
thumbprint at the crime scene, had 4 experts who certified the
authenticity of the fingerprints that they certified, definitely
belonged to Jack. However, Jack persisted her innocence with the
matter and was acquitted during her trial, saved from a
potential 7 years imprisonment after two fingerprinting experts
endorsed that the fingerprint did not belong to Jack. After much
media activity, legal action and controversy, a member of
parliament, successfully requested different fingerprinting
experts from around the world to verify the ownership of this
fingerprint and have had to date, 181 certifications from 28
different countries that the fingerprint did not belong to Jack.
.
OR - you can introduce this line:
Fingerprint belongs from same person and he is arrested now
etc..
SCIENTIFIC BASIS OF FINGERPRINT IDENTIFICATION -
1. The ridge arrangement on every finger of every person is
different.
2. The ridge arrangement is permanent throughout the persons
life, that is, the ridge arrangement never changes from birth
to death. These statements are true also of the ridges on the
palms of the hands and the soles of the feet. Identifications
in these areas have the same technical and legal validity as
fingerprints.
Procedure of Fingerprint Lifting and
Examinations:
Dusting, Development and Lifting: 1) Using a soft
fingerprinting brush, dip it into the fingerprint powder then
tap it against the top of the powder jar to shake off most of
the excess powder. 2) Use a piece of clear tape to “lift” the
fingerprint from the slide and place the tape on a white card
or sheet of paper. Examine the fingerprint. 3) Determine the
fingerprint pattern and as much minutiae as possible.
Examination: First step in
identification of fingerprint impression experts look for
Class characteristics of the provided fingerprint impression
the following are the characters which we look for in any
fingerprint impression
1. Type of pattern: - It is very essential firstly to identify
the type of pattern whether it is Arched, loop or whorl and it
is identified by looking following features:-
(i) Type line: - looked for presence or absence for type line
and its no.
(ii) Delta: - after identifying the type of pattern is
identified then looks for presence or absence of delta, if
present then no of delta is counted.
(iii) Core: - Then look for presence or absence for core if
present count the no of core.
Select at least one print to examine for minutiae. Note as
much of the minutiae as possible, such as islands, ridges,
enclosures, bifurcations, abrupt ridge endings, and any scars,
and mark at least 10 different points on the fingerprint. The
more minutiae you can identify, the easier it will be to match
that fingerprint to a suspect. It is this minutiae that makes
one’s fingerprints unique from all others in the world.
This is only short case example |
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