READ!!! The paper is on James Edward Pough , do not talk about his early life too much,really focus on what happened and why it happened.
GOALS There are four main goals of the papers, each of which must be demonstrated: 1. research a criminalistics topic using a combination of resources 2. effectively summarize the most essential details of the subject 3. describe the different area(s) of criminalistics to which your specific case relates 4. practice skills required of forensic professionals, including communicating ideas clearly, thoroughly and thoughtfully, and submitting work that reflects professionalism. Each paper must include a combination of three scholarly and other research sources to support the information discussed. Examples of information from scholarly sources include, but are not limited to, definitions, theories and research in the subject. Forensic and legal journals, databases as well as respected magazines, newspapers, videos and other internet sources may be used. You may not use your textbook as one of your sources. Please note that Wikipedia may be used to help you understand your subject, but is not considered a scholarly source. Please note that you may not use any direct quotes in your paper – please make every effort to paraphrase the information you find and properly cite the associated sources. Consistent with APA style formatting, each source that you use must be cited within your paper and listed on your reference page. Your reference page must include at least three sources of which two must be scholarly sources. Please note that APA-style format includes a title page, headers, an introduction and conclusion, in-text citations and a reference page. No abstract is required for this assignment. Do not use sub-titles in this assignment.
ORGANIZATION The following is a guideline for how the body of your paper should be organized. Please use the following headers to organize your paper. Transition statements must be used to connect each section within the body of your paper to ensure that it flows logically. I. Introduction The first section should introduce your paper by providing a snapshot of your subject and give a preview of the main topics to be discussed in your paper. Do not begin your technical writing with a question. II. Subject Summary This should be followed by a thorough summary of the specific subject, which you have been assigned. You may use details from legal documents, print or online sources to provide supporting details. This should be a significant portion of your paper. For Assignments 1 and 2, you can include the advantages and disadvantages of the technique or instrument. You can also include one or two sentences that provide a case example of use. III. Conclusions This final section should provide a summary of your main points in your paper as well as any final thoughts or conclusions that you have generated as a result of your research. This should neatly connect all of the sections of your paper.
CONTENT Your paper will thoroughly explore your selected criminalistics topic by introducing and describing it as if you are educating the reader. This will be achieved by providing clear details and definitions, summarizing the events and related research in an organized manner and providing logical arguments for your ideas and opinions. Your paper must include a minimum of three credible references, at least two of which must be from scholarly sources (e.g., peer-reviewed forensic and/or scientific journals, sites, books, etc.).
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