Impression Evidence: Shoes, Tires, Tools
Impression evidence covers a variety of different types of evidence, but each can provide evidentiary value. Consider how this weeks material may be relevant to your Week Six Final Paper. Prior to beginning this assignment, please review the required resources:
Read:
An Introduction to Crime Scene Investigation (3rd Ed.)
Chapter 9: Trace Evidence
Chapter 12: Impression Evidence
Review:
Overview of Impression and Pattern Evidence
Trace Evidence
Watch:
Trace evidence 2011: Soil. NFSTC at FIU
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Tire tread and tire track evidence
Leave no trace footprint evidence
Your Impression evidence: Shoes, tires, and tools paper must focus on the collection and analysis of impression evidence from a crime scene, and it must include the following:
Describe the history of impression evidence.
Explain the common types and characteristics of impression evidence.
Explain how impression evidence is collected and analyzed.
Articulate what aspects of this weeks material you can use to complete your analysis of the crime scene in your final assignment.
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