Some rudimentary aspects of scientific detection and investigation have been utilized since the 1700’s; only recently have we witnessed the flood of interest and development relative to forensics shifted into “high gear.” Professional disciplines, ranging from dentistry to accounting are often producing specialized individuals offering skills such as “forensic dentistry or forensic accounting.” Innovations such as lasers and DNA flood the forensics field so rapidly that it is often hard to keep up with the latest “new gadget or new technique.” In your opinion, what has caused this recent “explosion of interest” in the field of forensics? Why are trained professionals in fields nonrelated to criminal justice so eager to offer their forensic and crime fighting capabilities to the criminal justice arena? What do you think makes a professional in the field of dentistry or anthropology a “forensics expert”? Do we, in the criminal justice field, need the help of practitioners from unrelated fields, who don titles such as “forensic consultants, forensic scientists, and forensic accountants”? Consider your response in light of the core value expressed by University relative to integrity in general. How do you see this core value playing an important role in the issues raised by this discussion question? (Integrity – The commitment of University to excellence demands that its members live its mission and deliver on its promise. The faculty, staff, and students pledge to be honest, just, and consistent in word and deed.) Respond to the stated question, including any relevance to and implications on the field of criminal justice. Be sure to discuss the issue(s) to which the question pertains. Remarks can include your opinion(s), but must be based on experience, research, and/or prior learning. Use this exercise to foster a rich dialogue with your colleagues about issues that are important to the field of criminal justice. |
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