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What is Criminalistics? Why Study It?

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By Jocelyn Blore, Sandra Smith
| Forensics Colleges Verified
The criminal justice system in America is the overarching establishment through which crimes and those who commit them are discovered, tried, and punished. This includes all of the institutions of government aimed at upholding social order, deterring and mitigating crime, and sanctioning those who violate the law, such as law enforcement and the court and jail systems. Criminology and criminalistics are two subsets of the criminal justice system.
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ICH E6 (R3) Countdown: Navigating Risk, Readiness, and Site Collaboration

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By Sandra Smith, Michelle Webb, Karen Harvey
| wcgclinical.com
Join us as we examine the latest findings from the 2024 Avoca Industry Report, which gathered perspectives from sponsors, CROs, and sites on awareness, anticipated impact, and preparedness for impending ICH E6 (R3) regulatory guidance updates. This webinar will offer valuable insights into which stakeholders might encounter the most significant challenges, the potential effects on clinical trial conduct, and the measures organizations are implementing to prepare.
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What can the state do to remove the stain of racial prejudice from jury selection?

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By Geraldine S. Hines, Sandra Smith, Nina Chernoff
| edition.pagesuite.com
What can the state do to remove the stain of racial prejudice from jury selection? From January through September of 2021, for example, white people made up 71 percent of the population but 81 percent of impaneled jurors. By Geraldine S. Hines, Sandra Susan Smith, and Nina Chernoff Racial injustice and police brutality have rightfully been front-and-center in the nationwide discussion about the inherent unfairness of our legal system. Racism infects all aspects of that system.
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