Strayer University
Week #4 Assignment #2
Introduction to Criminology/CRJ 105
William E. Daniels
Professor James Rhyne
July 28, 2014

The science and scientific research of crimes that researchers use today in an effort to be as unbiased as possible with their values when solving a crime which requires that many, if not all investigators forget about their values when it comes to solving criminal crime cases.
Crimes are committed every day and the convicted is not always the one who has committed this heinous act against another. Science is the proof needed to prove without any reasonable doubt that the convicted is guilty of the crime. Many of the techniques used are developed in the crime labs themselves to aid investigators and research into the better edges of science. So we say that this science is truly correct. We should not forget the other faces of forensic sciences in criminal research or investigations such as trace evidences, toxicology, photography, documentation, forensic imagery, forensic ID, receiving evidence, drug chemistry and ballistics just to name a few others.
Many of the accomplishments of improvements with instruments and some methodologies have helped with the greatly increased accuracy thru- out the years, but many problems remain in how new and better techniques are being performed by technicians and analysts. But there is a problem in how new and better techniques are performed by technicians and analysts. Funding of agencies are a major issue, this itself can majorly upset the quality of training, lacking qualified personnel which means an increase in individual workloads, and increased backlog. Many of the strengths from the sciences and theories are flawed or are not without challenges. Forensic science is a recognizable component of policing and a determination in criminal investigations, court processes and