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Criminalists work with police departments and/or federal agencies, supporting law enforcement by collecting and analyzing crime scene evidence. Criminal forensic specialists focus on fingerprint analysis, ballistics, blood or other trace evidence, or DNA analysis.
-Chemistry, and Biology with a bachelors degree or graduates degree.
-They can serve as expert witnesses during legal proceedings.

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Forensic specialists also work in the field of postmortem identification of victims of crime, disease or natural disasters, such as floods or earthquakes.
-They have an education and training in Chemistry and Biology and also perform pathology and mortuary functions.
-Partnered with RED CROSS to identify victims of was crimes and genocidal attacks around the world.

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Forensic anthropologists support investigations in cold case crimes and anthropological mysteries.
-Specialists use their experience, training and investigation skills to attempt to discern age, gender, race and height any other possible identifying characteristics that might enable authorities to put a name and history to the unidentified bones.

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Computer scientists work on computers with the federal government, law enforcement, insurance agencies and financial organizations to follow the computer version of a paper trail in criminal cases, business espionage and international terrorism.
-Tasks include restoring deleted data important to solving crimes, recovering data from damaged computers and tracing the illicit financial transactions of criminals or terrorist groups.