Blood spatter

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General Paper Formatting Guidelines
At least 6 pages of text in length (6-8 pages total). This does not include the title page or references
APA Format – Lynn Library APA Guide (Links to an external site.)
12-point font
5 line spacing, 1 inch margins at most
Cited sources in text in APA format (see guide (Links to an external site.)) This is a research paper – there should be no quotes within the body of the paper. All information that you obtain from your references should be reworded using your own words as well as cited within the body of the paper. Failure to properly cite within the body of the paper (giving credit to the authors of your references) will result in a grade deduction of 20% (4 points)!
Cited sources (Works cited) in APA format (see guide (Links to an external site.))
6 total sources minimum: At least 2 need to come from peer reviewed science journals (Sources/Formatting)
Submit paper as a Word Document to Canvas
Clear introduction, body, and conclusion (see rubric on Final Research Paper – Critical Assignment for what is expected and how it will be graded)
Topic Selection

The topic for your research paper will start with your choice of any sub-field technique in forensic science about which you would like to know more. For example: DNA analysis, blood spatter; etc. I recommend looking at the table of contents of your text, as it divides up forensic science into it’s many sub-fields. Topics will be approved by the instructor in the first preparation assignment.
In your paper you will cover a number of different things about the sub-field you select:
Trace the origin and the development of this sub-field/technique
This should be a detailed and thorough exploration of the origin of the sub-field with reference to its development in the historical context
Analyze the sub-field and determine what it can and cannot tell about evidence at a crime scene.
This should be a thorough and in depth analysis of the sub-field and a full and detailed discussion of the utility and weaknesses of this sub-field in examining evidence
Explain the role of this sub-field in forensic science, and how it fits into the broader criminal justice system
This should be a detailed and deep discussion of the part played by this sub-field in forensic science and how it fits into the broader criminal justice and legal system