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Oct 05, 2024
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FOR 190 - Legal Issues Pertaining to Scientific EvidenceSemester Hours: 3 Fall
This course highlights the relationship between legal decision-making
and forensic science. Evidentiary foundations for types of forensic
evidence are presented, and legal evaluation of scientific validity is
discussed. Issues pertaining to chain of custody procedures; methods of
forensic analysis; identification of individuals; and the relevance,
materiality, credibility, and competence of the evidence are examined.
Prerequisite(s)/Course Notes: BIO 12, 100 (or its equivalent); CHEM 105, 109; FOR 101; PHI 14 or permission of instructor.
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