Criminal Evidence

Course details

General objective:

• Knowledge moral evidence, physical evidence and characteristics of physical evidence.
• Identify the crimescene, scope and methods of registration.
• Physical effects in the crime scene.
• Biological effects, the effects of machines and the effect of fires and crackers
• Fingerprint, types and methods of lifting.
• Criminal labs and writing technical reports.

A brief overview of the Course:

Definition of crime scene:

• Scope, methods of registration and ways of its preview.
• General rules for deal with the effects in the crime scene.

Physical effects in the crime scene:

• Firearms:
• Definition of firearm shots and the definition of shots and the components.
• Major parts of firearms.
• Remnants of launch in firearms (gunpowder - projectiles - empty envelopes).
• ways of raising the remnants of launch:
• Microscopic examination to empty envelopesand projectiles.
• Identify self-arms used and ways to identify the type of arm through the remnants of launch.Identify the gunshot on different things (glass - wood - sheet - Human Body).
• Biological effects:
• Types of Biological effectsin the crime scene.
• Ways of dealing with the biological effects and methods of lifting.
• Identify the form of blood stains in the crime scene.
• The use of DNA technology in analysis of biological effects and criminal importance.
• The effects of machines:
• The concept of the machine (Embryos – screwdriver ….. etc.).
• Lingering effects of the use of machines in the crimescene.
• Microscopic examination of machine.
• Elemental analysis of substance of the machine.
• Effects of …. - The effects of the cut.
• The effects of the electric saw.
• Breaking the glass and determine the direction of the fracture.
• Keys artificial - Check Alkualin.
• The effects of fire:
• Triangle of fire (oxygen -Flammable material - Thermal source).
• Determining the starting point to determine the cause of the fire.
• Preview the fire accident.
• Electricityfires.
• Gas fires.
• Car fires.
• Arson.
• Crackers - Check Terrorist Crime Scene:
• Types of Crackers.
• Explosive devices.
• Booby traps.
• Terrorist crime scene.
• Collection of effects - determine the form of package. and quantity.
• The style of the bombing of the packaging.
• Chemical analysis - Elemental Analysis.
• Biological analysis of the remains using DNA technology.
• Fingerprint:
• Definition of fingerprint - types.
• Roundabouts – slopes – Arcuateand conditions of every kind.
• Ways ofliftingFingerprint. (Powders - Chemical methods - Use Rays).
• Fingerprint photography.
• Ways of matching fingerprints.
• Criminal labs:
• Dividethe criminal laboratory and its processing.
• General rules and basic facilities ofcriminal laboratories.
• Reception area in criminal laboratories.
• Most Important devices necessary for criminal laboratories.
• Write technical reports.

Training methods:

• Present Documentary films about Criminal Evidence.
• Practical training in the field of Criminal Evidence.
• Practical applications of Criminal Evidence.
• Present recorded films about Criminal Evidence.