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Advancements in Ballistics and Firearms Arian Dozier 5/7/2015 Forensic Seminar Dr. Mozayani Term Paper Abstract There has been so many changes in the Forensic science field that it is extremely important that individuals in the Forensic Science world realize and understand the evolution of tools and technology that has risen. I will speak about the recent advancements from the tools and machines that forensic scientist utilize to perform their daily duties and how tools and machines have evolved

Albert Osborn was the first president of the American Society of Questioned Document Examiners (ASQDE). Because of this, he was known as the Father of the Questioned Document. Albert has passed away at his home in Montclair, NJ. Albert first became familiar with the identification of forms of writing and types of inks when he was raised on a farm and found that it just wasn’t for him. He attended the State College in Lansing and became interested in penmanship. Later he was offered a job teaching

ABSTRACT EFFECTIVENESS OF FIREARMS IDENTIFICATION IN SOLVING CRIMINAL CASES AS PERCEIVED BY POLICE INVESTIGATORS BY: PHILIP B. MAGTAAN Master of Science in Criminology Introduction In our country today, there are so many violent crimes involving the use of firearm. However, with the declaration of in September 1947, there was a mark decline in violent crimes. The first year of military rule revealed that crimes involving firearms could be relatively deterred. A great number of unlicensed

Ballistic Analysis Sacha J. Boroumand New West Charter High School Abstract Ballistic Analysis is the science of mechanics, especially weapons like projectiles, bullets,  and bombs.  Since technology is changing everyday, there has to be new ways for weapons to be made as well as laws to be made to prohibit them.  Ballistic Analysis also helps create new types of technology to create better and more efficient weapons.  Ballistic weapons are being changed for the better, yet are being used

Crime Lab Director Ross Capps submitted a request to change the position title and duties of Kelly McGill-Carrol from a Forensic Scientist III to the DNA Technical Leader, also a Forensic Scientist III. Furthermore, along with this title change Director Capps has requested an increase to step 9 on the Forensic Scientist III scale, (K) from $40.14 to $41.34, with an additional step increase on McGill’s anniversary date of July 2017 to $42.58. Currently, Section Chief Kevin Brewer maintains the title

take a picture of them for your review because I truly feel like those should be changed but that is up to you in the end. In regards to the Ballistics Quiz, I do not know what went wrong as I did very well with the classwork you assigned but there is nothing I could do about that now. Second, I am also quite upset about my results on the whole Ballistics Project. I wanted to inform you that without even getting the assignment back, I feel

bullets that were test fired from Steielow’s gun. They determined that Stielow was not guilty due to the conclusion that his firearm was not used in the crime. Following this case Waite was inspired to develop a systematic process for documenting ballistics information to avoid making mistakes in later cases. After this Waite began to travel to different firearm manufacturers to document the process of creating the firearms to study the different characteristics in each. As firearm production began

Annotated Bibliography Burns, S. T. (2014). History of the Pershing Missile Systems. Publisher: Author Steven T. Burns graduated from the Pershing Electronic Materials Maintenance Course in 1972. He was assigned to a Pershing Missile unit at Ft. Sill and the 56th Field Artillery Brigade in Europe until 1979. He later became a Data Tech contractor with Martin Marietta in 1982, assigned to a Pershing unit in Neu Ulm, Germany, until the end of the Pershing Missile system in 1990. His perspective is

Three Days “You have exactly three days,” the scary Neptunian said. George Buckner turned off his 40” TV in shock. According to the news report, Neptunians, the people of Neptune, have launched a missile that is going to hit Earth in exactly 72 hours, or three days. If what the Neptunians say is true, then they launched the missile because they want to destroy the Earth. They say that this is because pollution from the Earth has reached their planet, and it is causing global warming on Neptune

Our nation has been in conflict with the Middle East for over two and a half decades. Air Defense Artillery has made a huge impact in Middle East conflicts. The threats that make Air Defense Artillery a necessity for these conflicts include a number of aircraft, such as planes, jets and helicopters as well as launched munitions like scud missiles and mortars. Air Defense Artillery is an ever evolving force and has been there for protection of American forces against these threats. Air Defense