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1. Match the latent crime scene print to one of the suspect’s fingerprints. 2. Justify your match by identifying the fingerprint pattern along with as many fingerprint minutiae found in both the crime scene print and the suspect’s fingerprint. 3. Circle the common minutiae points on both the crime scene print and the suspect’s fingerprint.

From the text written by  Jacqueline TAYLOR discuss the conditions changed in global times that facilitate Sex Tourism. Sex tourism: Global times that facilitate Sex Tourism Read the texts written byy RYAN / KINDER and . Choose one of the text, or combine both and write a 1-2 pages paper (c. 500 words) about sex

This course explores diversity and its impact on the world around us. Diversity influences society, and society influences diversity, creating a feedback loop between them. We will critically analyze this feedback loop in this course through social, historical, and theoretical approaches to diversity as well as the four general education lenses: history, humanities, natural and

Recall that the largest DNA pieces move more slowly than the smaller DNA pieces. Move the DNA fragments, allowing a small space both at the top and at the bottom of the gel. Simulate running each of the successive DNA fragments through the gel, sorting the DNA fragments according to size.

1. Anywhere on the gel where a CAT appears, the radioactive GTA fragments will attach to the CAT. 2. Place your GTA probes on top of the CAT in the DNA fragments. 3. Explain how the DNA fragments are separated within the gel.

Use the standard DNA fragments as a size reference to determine placement of other DNA fragment samples. Obtain the radioactive probes from your instructor (envelope 6). Cut the probes so that you have fragments of GTA. “Probe” your gel with the radioactive GTA fragments.

1. Which DNA samples match? Explain your answer. 2. Does this evidence provide sufficient information for a conviction? Why or why not? 3. Explain why it was necessary to run a sample of the victim’s own DNA.

From the book key ingredient in intrinsic motivation discuss how attributions influence emotion, cognition and behavior. key ingredient in intrinsic motivation:Attributions influence emotion and behavior Select one of the four basic human needs described in Ormrod, Chapter 11 as a “key ingredient” in intrinsic motivation. Why is it important and how can teachers help meet

Discuss the requirements for individuals to have health insurance. Further explain what is Platinum and Catastrophic plan. Requirements for individual health insurance:Platinum and Catastrophic plan The individual mandate is one of the most well-known and debated provisions of the ACA. What are the requirements for individuals to have health insurance? In accordance to the ,

1. Why is simulated (man-made) blood instead of real human blood used in this activity? 2. Explain why it is necessary to type the victim’s blood when trying to determine if any of the blood found at the crime scene belongs to a particular suspect.