To Establish Forensic Identification, the Points of Comparison for the Suspect

question 21

Multiple Choice

To establish forensic identification, the points of comparison for the suspect must

• A) Possess the same physical characteristics.
• B) Be confirmed by a second independent forensic scientist.
• C) Uniquely correspond with those of the person who committed the crime.
• D) Contain DNA samples of the person who committed the crime.

Identify strategies for setting and prioritizing goals based on personal and professional missions.

Develop strategies for balancing commitments across different areas of life, including family, school, and work.

Utilize a variety of tools and technologies for effective time management and organization.

Demonstrate knowledge of how to delegate tasks and set boundaries to maximize time management.

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