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Alot of the tv shows that are avaible for people to watch do have to do with forensic but at they end of the day there just drama shows and dont show what really goes on in them.

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Criminal tv shows only tell a little bit of what is actually being done between confrontations and conversations. Hiding what is actually down behind the scenes to come to these accusations and conclusions. So most people think that assumptions or inferences are just made when in reality they are proven as a fact and not opinion.

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Most Tv shows give you an entertainment standpoint of forensic science so there for it's not realistic, they tend to over exaggerate the process so that is why the public don't really understand a real crime scene since they are being given false information.

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Popular forensic tv shows influence the public perception of real world criminal investigation by showing the most entertaining parts of an investigation. TV shows don't show everything that goes on in detail. Showing sometimes false information and unrealistic expectations of real investigations

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Popular forensic tv shows influence people's public perception because some of the steps or the scenes may not always be real. It isn't in real-time and most of the time skip many steps.

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Crime shows influences, the purpose of investigation, and the steps of the investigations. Some however are paced and fast to show an mystery. People who watched crime are most likely misunderstood, unsure, misjudge. Foscience science takes days, and need to find the right DNA

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People who regularly watch these shows are more likely to exaggerate the frequency of serious crimes, misunderstand the severity of thecrime, and make unfair judgments about those working in the interest of justice.

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Crime shows influences peoples perception of real world investigations by giving them an idea of what happens, and what people do during those situations

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Crime shows influence people to view new crimes and see how many crimes actually get committed throughout businesses, illegal deals, illegal gambling ,and many more.

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Popular forensic TV shows influence public perception of real-world criminal investigations due to the rush to solve a mystery. It avoids the important scientific factors that go into the actual investigation.

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Tv show give an unrealistic perception of how real world investigation work. It’s very fast paced and doesn’t show the true work that goes into the investigations. Many times even is the out come is good or bad it is always very exaggerated.

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Popular forensic TV shows influence the public perception of real-world criminal by making believe that the cases are solved quickly often within a single episode. However, this is not true. In reality, forensic analysis and criminal investigations can take months or even years.

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Popular tv shows (depending on the show) give a vague description of what actually happens during crime investigations and in a way give people a false view of crime investigation is like.

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popular TV shows influence public perception of real-world investigations because they show the interesting parts of the job and for the most part show accurate DNA analysis

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I feels as though popular tv shows influence the publics perception of thinking the crime will always be solved. In many of the crime solving tv shows the crime will get solved in a quick paste of time, in the real world these crimes can take years. These can make the public view real crimes as "taking to long" or not solving it fast enough

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Popular Forensic shows dramatize and simplify the investigative process, and that leads people to believe that forensic science is more advanced and infallible than it actually is.

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It creates unrealistic expectations like the speed and accuracy of real-world investigations, but it does shows an accurate process of what happens in a real investigation like interviewing, evidence analysis, and more but it is very much dramatized

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It may affect how long people think investigations really take because Tv shows/movies speed up the process and have others think that physical evidence will always be present during trials when in reality it's a lot more complicated.

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Popular Forsenic TV shows like CSI show how people perceive real-life criminal investigations. This makes people believe that the cases can be solved quickly while it takes way longer to get analysis and fingerprints.

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Popular forensic TV shows like The First 48 can make an influence on public perception of real world criminal investigation. Forensic TV shows are able to solve crimes quickly and more efficiently and the results of that it's available within a single episode.

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it makes people believe that the tests are always right and always done in a few hours or less causing people to think they know how it works.

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people who watch crime shows tend to have a different perception on what happens when it comes to being accurate,reliable, and fast. so they tend to think certain investigations and procedures that are shown in these shows always come out with perfect results but in reality most of time they dont get results right away as in how it is when you watch a show and they solve something in 2 days but thats not real life.

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It influences by making people think forensics is super accurate but really sometimes it really isn't

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Popular forensic shows often exaggerate the speed and accuracy of forensic tests, leading the public to expect unrealistic turnaround times in real investigations. This can create pressure on actual forensic labs and investigators to rush processes, potentially compromising the integrity of evidence.