Evaluation of the criminal Trace for the Forensic Identification of Human Blood Con..docVIP

About blood grouping stain test kit (BGST) 1.What kind of work a criminal laboratory must go through: In general speaking, When a violent crime occurs, evidences will be collected by investigators at the crime scene then submitted to a forensic science laboratory.?the crime will be considered a case and will be logged into the laboratory can management system (LCMS).? Multiple?work requests, however, may be created for that one case, such as DNA, butt, seminal stain finger print and Firearm Identification.? In the laboratory, one violent crime may even has several work requested for the same discipline Over the course of a few months, after a single violent crime occurs, the crime scene may requests for more than ten separate DNA analysis. 2.Why does the criminal laboratory must perform the DNA test for a violent crime scene? Because the investigator have to confirm how many persons and how many groups of the blood stain were in the crime scene. What is the victim’s blood type and what is the offender’s blood type. How many offenders have been to the crime scene. 3.How many evidences there might be in a crime scene？ what is the criminal laboratory need to test about:　 During the 2010 fiscal year in America, the laboratories of the Forensic Science Division provided services in just over 57,000 criminal offense cases.? For these 57,000 cases, 87,800 work requests including over 97,500 evidence examinations were completed, some of which can take scientists days to complete.?This number contains a count of multiple drug samples identified during the completion of a single work request. Although backlogs can be measured with reasonable accuracy. 4.what is actually experienced by criminal justice professionals is just as telling.? The fact that the evidence examinations might take several months to be completed, that could cause delays and problems for investigators regardless of what the officially measured b