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The Role

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Examine any material submitted from a crime scene in a transparent way

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Lab work

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analyse scientific evidence

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Expert witness in court

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attend crime scenes as specialists in difficult high-profile cases

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Investigative process

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crime scene examiners, fingerprint officers, forensic scientist

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Alphonse Bertillon

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French criminologist: method of recording physical features and using a record to find similarities in Europe and America.
Limitations: reproducibility, discredited in US penitentiary.

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Sir Edward Henry

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best recognised for developing fingerprint classification system in 1901
used to categorise sets of fingerprints and store them for retrieval (England and Wales)

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Edmon Locard

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‘every contract leaves a trace’ 1910, created first forensic lab

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Karl Landsteiner

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His work led to ABO blood type system

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