Below is the raw Mock Court proceedings and the deliberations on the outcomes of the debate. This is segmented as 'Prosecution and Wildlife DNA-based Forensics Linkages Part 1-4'. Indeed, proving an offense has taken place, identifying an offender, linking an offender to both crime scene and items removed from a crime scene with that scene all form a critical part in compiling a case.
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Thursday, December 5, 2013
MOCK COURT: Prosecution and Wildlife DNA-based Forensics Linkages
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of the interesting topics discussed in the Linkages Between Prosecution and Wildlife DNA-Based Forensics workshop? Read the story here.
Below is the raw Mock Court proceedings and the deliberations on the outcomes of the debate. This is segmented as 'Prosecution and Wildlife DNA-based Forensics Linkages Part 1-4'. Indeed, proving an offense has taken place, identifying an offender, linking an offender to both crime scene and items removed from a crime scene with that scene all form a critical part in compiling a case.
Below is the raw Mock Court proceedings and the deliberations on the outcomes of the debate. This is segmented as 'Prosecution and Wildlife DNA-based Forensics Linkages Part 1-4'. Indeed, proving an offense has taken place, identifying an offender, linking an offender to both crime scene and items removed from a crime scene with that scene all form a critical part in compiling a case.
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