Terri Armenta – Types and Classifications of Forensic Evidence-Including Practical Case Studies – Forensic Training

What is Forensic Evidence?

Evidence can be anything, large or small, seen or unseen, that is generally associated with a scene.

As a forensic student, you need to know the types of evidence and what classifications associated with forensic evidence, otherwise you may miss collecting vital evidence to the case.

Evidence can and does differ from scene to scene. However, the types and classification of evidence remains the same.

But with so many different types of scenes and pieces of evidence, how can you figure out how to classify a piece of evidence and how can a piece of evidence be linked to a suspect or victim?

This text based course provides a clear explanation of some commonly found pieces of evidence and how evidence can be typed and classified.

This course answers why:

evidence types are reviewed

evidence classifications are needed

the value of evidence is important in any investigation

eyewitness accounts have limitations

a forensic professional has a main goal when collecting/analyzing evidence

After completing this course, you will be able to:

explain the difference between indirect and direct evidence which increases your confidence when testifying in court

know the classification types of evidence which is important when collecting evidence at any crime scene

define physical evidence and provide common examples of evidence found at scenes

know the difference between individual evidence and class evidence which further increases your value as part of the forensic investigative team

This is a complete introductory course and includes video, ebooks (bonus), related articles, and evidence related case studies.

This course is intended for students who are studying forensic science, legal studies, police science, criminal justice, and forensic related professionals such as private investigators, who need a basic foundation of forensic evidence and review the importance of the forensic classification and types.

The benefits of completing this course include:

increased awareness of specific forensic evidence when being collected

having a clear understanding as to WHY evidence must be typed and classified

course provides professional proof and and be placed on your resume and LinkedIn profile

material presented can be used as a resource and supplement to other courses taken

certificate of completion (when requested) can be used to build professional portfolio

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