When there is a violent crime, the probability of finding blood spatter is extremely high. If the blood is still in a liquid form, there is a specific way to collect this blood. If the blood is dried or moist, there is another specific method to collect that sample.
Assignment Guidelines
- Address the following in 1,000–1,250 words:
- Explain the similarities and differences between liquid-blood collection and dried/moist-blood collection.
- What protective health measures must be taken? Why?
- What techniques and processes must be followed? Explain.
- How might evidence contamination occur? Explain.
- How do forensic scientists collect data from the samples? Explain.
- How would you package the samples? Explain.
- What information would you have to supply in the documentation of blood evidence? Be specific, and explain why.
- Explain the similarities and differences between liquid-blood collection and dried/moist-blood collection.
- Be sure to reference all sources using APA style.
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