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• Crime scene evidence and its uses

  594515 Crime scene evidence and its uses What is real, or physical, evidence? Describe. Provide 3 examples of a piece of real evidence. What is the importance of physical or real evidence to the investigation? Explain.

• Processing Crime Scene Evidence

  Explain at least two consequences of not properly processing the evidence that you selected. Be specific. The two types of evidence from the crime that I selected for this week's discussion, are physical evidence and biological evidence.

• Hypothesis Testing Problems: P-value Method

  The weight of evidence that the mean temperature of waste water is greater than 58 degrees Fahrenheit is:_________________________________ a. Some evidence b. Strong evidence c. Very Strong evidence d. Extremely strong evidence e.

• Hypothesis Testing Problems: P-value Method

  The weight of evidence to conclude that the manufacturer's claim is correct is: _________________________________ a. Some evidence b. Strong evidence c. Very Strong evidence d. Extremely strong evidence e. Little evidence f.

• Computer Forensics

  Collecting physical evidence deals more with the physical aspects of the evidence as there is no data inside that evidence which has to be further protected.

• Evidence based practice differs from theory guided practice.

  Evidence based practice uses the best available research evidence to optimize outcomes. A good example for this is in the medical or nursing field which was the first area to use evidence based practice.

• Seizing digital evidence at the scene

  619784 Seizing digital evidence at the scene In 760 words, Please introduce and conclude by explain guidelines for seizing digital evidence at the scene, and explain how to obtain a digital hash and also list procedures for storing digital evidence.

• Computer Forensics: Damage to Evidence and Consequences

  In order for evidence to be admissible court of law, precautions have to be taken while collecting and analyzing evidence. Most law enforcement departments use a set of criterion when collecting evidence from a cyber crime.

• Forensic accountant's role in evidence collection

  Physical evidence in case of financial crimes takes the form of documentary evidence. Documents generated prior to or during the occurrence of the crime form important and clinching evidence.

• The Importance of Evidence

  A really great forensic accountant will analyze the evidence at hand, and will then continue to ask if the evidence or any other facts indicate that there could be additional evidence, or that the evidence being analyzed should be subject to further scrutiny