CRIM 3135
Death Investigation
Spring 2020
Topics
- An exploration of the process of death investigation through
- corresponding scientific, legal, and social perspectives. An investigation of the tools, techniques
- scene and in autopsy provides non-medical students with a general introduction to forensic
- pathology that emphasizes the principles of forensic death investigation. Critical reflection is also
- the influence of social milieus and identities on objectivity in science
- Coroner’s and Medical Examiner’s system through an examination of case studies
- diversity and justice in the medico-legal system
- manner of death through the synthesis of autopsy findings and scene context
- Employ qualitative and quantitative evidence to differentiate between traumatic deaths as
- a result of blunt and sharp force injuries and gunshot wounds
- presentation that summarizes, analyzes and evaluates the most current information
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- syllabus ↗Spring 2020
- Additional readings or course materials are supplied through the course site or course pack.