When a photograph of a forged document was presented and allowed as courtroom evidence in 1851[1], photography as a forensic tool was born and soon became a
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WHAT DO FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHERS DO? Forensic photography, sometimes referred to as forensic imaging or crime scene photography, is the art of producing an
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Photographs can communicate more about a crime scene, and the appearance of the evidence within, than the written report Forensic photographers produce a
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Any discussion of the use of photography in forensic anthropology must be placed within a more general context of crime scene photography
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Forensic Photography Critical Graphic Documentation Of Elder Abuse For Law Enforcement Officers, Medical Professionals, Advocates,
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The integration of photography into criminal justice and crime scene investigation has not come without its issues Improper funding can leave investigators ill
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A crime scene photograph can be entered as evidence in a court of law As such, it is very important that photographs taken at a crime scene are of a high
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