Test 1

Table of Contents:

The world of criminalistics

1. The technical catalog and the tasks in the criminal security and law enforcement,

1a. The analysis of blood spot patterns,
1ab. Comparative Forensics in Forensics,
1b. Computer-based Criminology is an interdisciplinary field in criminalistics,
1c. The evidence processed in a crime lab: DNA profiling,

1d. Forensics in Forensics,
1e. The impression evidence (such as fingerprints shoe prints and tire marks) controlled substances in forensics,
1f. Ballistics in Criminalistics,

1g. Digital forensics is an area of ​​forensic science in criminalistics,
1h. The ear impression analysis is used as a means of forensic identification in criminalistics,
1i. The investigation and interpretation of accounting records in criminalistics,
1j. Forensic Anthropology in Forensics,
1k. Forensic Botany in Forensics,

1l. The examination of questioned documents in criminalistics,
1m. Forensic DNA analysis in forensics,
1n. Forensic Geophysics in Forensics,
1o. Forensic Linguistics in Forensics,
1p. Forensic Microbiology in Forensics,

1q. Forensic Nursing in Forensics,
1r. Forensic Odontology in Forensics,
1s. Forensic Pathology in Forensics,
1t. Forensic Psychiatry in Forensics,
1u. Forensic Psychology in Forensics,

1v. Forensic Social Work is the study of Social Work Theories in Forensics,
1w. Forensic Toxicology in Criminalistics,
1x. Forensic Video Analysis in Forensics,
1y. Forensics of mobile devices in forensics,

1z. Trace analysis using microspectrophotometry in forensics,
1za. Forensics in wildlife in forensics,