Class Notes for Forensic Science at University of Toronto Mississauga
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FSC239Y5 Lecture 16: The Centre of Forensic Sciences
The Centre of Forensic Sciences Within the ministry of comm...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 15: From Autopsy/Crime Science to Physical Evidence Testing
From AutopsyCrime Scene to Physical Evidence Testing o Sections o S...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 14: Coroner's Investigations: Determining the Manner of Death
Thursday, July 4, 2 FSC239 MANNER OF DEATH GUEST SPEAKER: Dr. R. Jh...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 13: Coroner’s Investigations
Coroners Investigations & Inquest o >80,000 deaths o over 1...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 12: Forensic Pathology Injury Interpretation
Introduction to Injuries and Interpretation Kona Williams Forensic...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 11: Facial Reconstruction
Facial reconstruction o Visual communication of science o I...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 10: Forensic Pathology
Why investigate death? o Provides answers to individual families o ...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 9: Forensic Anthropology
Forensic Anthropology o Assist police, coroner, OFM. ...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 8: Introduction to Death Investigation
Introduction to Death Investigation Chapter 5 US may differ from ...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 7: Laboratory Submissions
Lab submissions Property o Evidence frim divis...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 3: Bloodstain Pattern Evidence
1. Bloodstain Pattern Evidence What is it? o Th...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 4: Crime Scene Reconstruction (3D Forensics)
1. 3D Forensics: From Subjectivity to Quantitative Analysis 3D Fore...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 6: Fingerprint Analysis
Fingerprint Identification What is a fingerprint? B...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 5: Blood Stain Pattern Analysis
1. Lecture 3: Blood Stain Pattern Analysis The study of the...
FSC239Y5 Lecture 2: Physical Evidence
1. Lecture 2: Physical Evidence Locards Principle: Every c...
Laboratory Basics - Reference Guides
Lab safety is the cornerstone principle in this compelling Guide. A...
