PEARSON (PEARSON) • Forensic and Criminal Investigation
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- Unit 1 - Principles and Applications of Science 1
- Unit 10 - Forensic Fire Investigation 8
- Unit 11 - Forensic Traffic Collision Investigation 15
- Unit 12 - Forensic Photography 2
- Unit 13 - Forensic Genetics 2506 6
- Unit 14 - Forensic Anthropology and Archaeology 14
- Unit 15 - Practical Chemical Analysis 4
- Unit 16 - Microbiology and Microbiological Techniques 3
- Unit 2 - Practical Scientific Procedures and Techniques 35
- Unit 4 - Forensic Investigation Procedures in Practice 2506 35
- Unit 5 - Applications of Criminology 14
- Unit 6 - Criminal Investigation Procedures in Practice 24
- Unit 7 - Applications of Criminal and Forensic Psychology 14
- Unit 8 - Physiology of Human Body Systems 23
- Unit 9 - Environmental Forensics 10
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Distinction graded and fully referenced with sources to help in the sources list at the end :))
Distinction graded, not referenced but still with detailed explanations to help :))
Fully referenced and with a distinction grade :))
2 bio, 2 physical and 2 chemical evidences analysed :))
All of the physical evidence and also how to analyse :))
The chemical items in the list.
This has 3 documents as I analysed all of the items listed in the brief and how forensic CSI leaders can analyse such things.
Distinction graded, message me for any questions :))
Distinction, there are calculations you need but they are in a sperate document I don't have
Got a distinction, there is a lot of extra research in this you may not need so use at your discrepancy using the references :))