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A 4 page research paper that offers advice to a student writing on the field of forensics as a career choice. Reasons for choosing this field are given. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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receive from police," and then prepare reports that summarize and describe their analyses (Dillon, 1999). The United Kingdoms Forensic Science Service (FSS) lists the many ways in which forensic scientists
aid police, which can range from forensic scientists who specialize in engineering to crime scene investigators to forensic archeologists (FSS, 2007). The breadth and scope of the field of forensics
means that this is an exciting area in which to choose to work, and, also, as cities, counties and state governments run crime laboratories, there are numerous opportunities for employment
(Dillon, 1999). Furthermore, in addition to these possible employers, federal agencies, such as the Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Bureau
of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, all have need of forensic scientists (Dillon, 1999). The student researching this topic should note that the assignment specifically calls for the student to discuss
why "you want to go into the field of forensics." This requirement calls for the student to offer personal information and a personal perspective. For example, the student might write
something like the following: A career in forensic science offers me a chance to combine to combine my interest and ability in (chemistry or biology, whichever is the most
applicable) with my desire to serve the public through a career that is part of the justice system that specifically deals with law enforcement. While I am attracted to forensics
due to these factors, the fact that forensics scientists are trying to piece together physical evidence in order to discern the answer to real-life puzzles is, to me, a fascinating
and continuously intriguing way to spend ones professional career, as these puzzles have relevancy to the continuation and welfare of society as a whole. The Forensic Sciences Foundation (FSF)
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