NO PLAGIARISM DUE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16,2019. ATTACHED ARE RESOURCES TO HELP WITH ASSIGNMENT

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ATTACHED ARE RESOURCES TO ASSIST WITH ASSIGNMENT.  ASSIGNMENT MUST BE 750 WORDS IN LENGTH


 

Handling and processing evidence is an integral component of crime  scene management because it lays the foundation for everything the court  must consider when weighing the admissibility of evidence. For the most  part, the courts prefer testing being carried out in a laboratory  setting. However, there are exceptions, such as times when an initial  examination also yields valuable information. In this assignment, you  will differentiate between testing that might be done on-scene versus in  the laboratory, identify testing that might be subject to preliminary  testing, as well as compare the different results yielded by preliminary  field versus laboratory testing. Support your assignment with examples  from this week’s required material(s) and/or a minimum of three other  scholarly or credible resources and properly cite any references.

Prior to beginning work on this assignment, please review the following:

 

In your paper, address the following:

  • Identify what types of evidence might be subjected to preliminary or field testing.

  • Describe at least two types of testing that might be done on scene.

  • Differentiate between why some evidence can and should be subjected  to preliminary testing on scene, while other types should not.

  • Explain how the on-scene test compares to laboratory testing.

  • Compare and contrast the results yielded by preliminary field versus laboratory testing.

  • Compare and contrast the admissibility of on-scene versus laboratory testing at trial.

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