Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) • Psychology and Criminology

This document includes the legislation, methodologies, procedures behind forensic photography.

This document encompasses different methods and strategies for investigating crime, the roles of investigators and how crucial criminal investigation is to the criminal justice system.

This document includes the types of legal systems operating within the United Kingdom, law enforcement and agencies as well as the legislation that governs police work.

This document includes the classification of evidence, the types of evidence encountered at crime scenes, methods of examination and the role of forensic science within modern day policing.

This document encompasses tool mark impressions as forensic evidence. It includes the examination processes, recovery and collection methods and how it is useful within forensics and criminal investigations.

This document shows the usefulness of documents as forensic evidence. Includes examination processes and the different types and methods of recovery.

This document shows a majority of the types of evidence encountered. Including: impressions, documents, fingerprints, footwear, glass, paint, soil and pollen. Goes in depth in recovery and examination procedures.

This document shows how fingermark evidence is used within a forensic context. Includes the enhancement and location, types of fingermarks, examination procedures and the usefulness of fingermark evidence.

This document encompasses the use of soil and pollen material as evidence. Including the recovery and collection methods for soil and pollen, examination procedures and the usefulness as a piece of evidence.

This document encompasses the use of glass and paint evidence within forensic context. Includes the recovery and collection methods, examination procedures and the usefulness as an exhibit of evidence.