CRJ 311: Forensics The Work and Training of a CSI

Study of forensic investigation and CSI training requirements.

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Work and Training1The Work and Training of a CSISandy Diaz (Echon)CRJ 311: ForensicsJennifer MaloonApril 18, 2011Discuss the history, training, and duties of a Crime Scene Investigator (CSI). In your answer,describe the evolution of forensicscience and the significant contributions made by pioneers inthe field. Also, explain the education and skills required to become a CSI and the challenges theyface in this profession. Reflect on how advancements in forensic science, such as DNA profiling,have changed the way crime investigations are handled today.Word Count Requirement:1000-1200 words.

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