investigation. Then there is Paul Magnusson’s article that states how ballistics fingerprinting is a waste of time and cost ineffective (both articles were published in BusinessWeek Online). Just like when a human hand touches a surface, it leaves a fingerprint distinctive to that person. When a weapon is fired, the marks and grooves left on the bullet when it leaves the barrel are distinctive to that particular weapon. Ballistics fingerprinting was crucial in the DC Sniper case of Oct 2002. The case came
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body was not to be found anywhere. They find a broken window where the perpetrator seemed to make his entrance with a AK 47 also leaving casings behind having no remorse and shooting its victim on the spot. No body was found but forensics found fingerprints on the broken window and a huge trace of blood that led to the drive way were it is said the killer drove off with the body. Later on during the day they get a tip saying that they found a abandoned car in flames but nothing was to be found just
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[The Criminal Justice System & how forensics plays its part] | | Criminal justice is the system of catching, prosecuting (charging), and sentencing a criminal based on their criminal doing. Within this system there are many areas that work close to bring criminals to justice, but one specific area places a bigger role. That role would be of a forensics examiner also known as a forensic science technician but mainly recognized as a crime scene investigator. Their job is to analyze physical
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AFRICA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY Name: Eric Wahinya – 11JCS005 Unit: Software Engineering Code: CSC320. Title: Assignment 2 Lecturer: Mr. Njuki Due Date: 26th June 2013 1. Using the waterfall model; model the March 4th 2013 voting process in Kenya. The software process models in software engineering are the workflow model which shows the sequence of activities in a process along with the inputs, outputs and dependencies, the dataflow or activity model that represents a process as a set of
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and Mattford (2010), there are four types of authentication mechanisms, which are: * Something a person knows (passwords or passphrases) * Something a person has (such as cryptographic tokens or smartcards) * Something a person is (a fingerprint, retina or iris scan, or hand topography or geometry * Something a person produces (such as voice or pattern recognition) The level of access control associated with a system and the data contained on the system is determined by legislation
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Despite the many murders that occurred frequently in Eastend in the 1880’s, Ripper’s murders were said to be ‘singular’ and ‘peculiar’ which suggests that it was unique and that the method of murder was very different. The phrases ‘extraordinary violence’ and ‘excess of effort’ infers that Jack the Ripper was vicious, brutal and went over the top. The victims were the ‘poorest of poor’ so the murderer was not trying to rob the victims. Since there was ‘no adequate motive in the shape
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Junction City's COPPS Police Organization The United States Justice Department using Junction City’s COPPS police organization strategies with the influence of three different grants and six-member task force for an innovative case study. The Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant awarded $1,000,000 for salaries, new equipment, along with USDA's Community Facilities Grant in combination with Rural Responders Grant awarded, $ 500,000 (United States Department of Justice, 2012). This money
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Fahrenheit 451 Response log When Ray Bradbury wrote Fahrenheit 451 he predicted many things that would soon to come true. Although the main plot of not being able to read books have not come true, many people have stopped reading books with technology advancing, it is not illegal. In the book it mentions little buds that go in your ear and plays music which is the basically the exact same description of earbuds. Mildred also mentions how she has and wants more wall televisions which is a tv that
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offenders. The juvenile justice system should treat young people as adult criminals. Some young people think like adult criminals. For example, in the Serial Podcast Sarah Koenig says “…Jay can retrieve the shovels and wipe the handles clean in case of fingerprints.” This example shows that young people are capable of covering up a crime they commit. This is important because young people can be just as guilty as adult criminals who similar crimes. In sum, young people who cover up the criminal acts they
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Essay Week 2 Daniel Farella I.T.T. Technical Institute Author Note: This essay is being submitted on 5/9/2013 for Earl Robinson intorduction to security class. Essay week 2 * The remote access control policy consists of * Group membership * Type of connection * Time of day * Authentication methods * Advanced conditions: * Access server identity * Access client phone number or MAC address * Whether user account dial-in properties are
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