Forensic Crime Laboratory in Centerville The forensic crime laboratory in Centerville employs five drug chemists. The duties of the drug chemist are to perform drug tests for criminal cases. Chemist...

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Introduction:
Crime lab sometimes referred to as forensic laboratory, where research is done on the basis of evidence from crimes or sometimes civil offences. In a number of disciplines, including behavioral science, forensic pathology, forensic anthropology, investigations into the criminality scene, and ballistics, criminal laboratories are able to investigate physical, chemical, biological, or digital proofs. Many criminal labs, although there are an increasing number of private laboratories specializing in the field of drug analysis and fingerprinting, are publicly funded, managed or operated by federal, state or provincial and local government. England and Wales have largely privatized crime laboratories among the few places in the world.
Forensic science Ethics:
Forensics is the interface between science and law that makes use of scientific concepts for the purposes of law. Thus the concepts of using proof in practice are forensic science ethics. In forensic science there are many controversial ethical aspects and forensic scientists often lie in a troubling environment. There is an arbitrary distinction between ethics and morals, so as to avoid many ethical dilemmas. Individual forensic ethics or moral principles refer to the interests of forensic scientists, who have no technological and/or scientific purpose as the basis for individual ethics (political) or religious considerations. Nonetheless, professional ethics refers to the more basic principles or guidelines which govern professional and scientific conduct in relation to personal ethics or morals (Rai & Kaur, 2013).
Ethical issues of forensic science:
In the given case when Linda was confronted by the boss, she admitted adding to a defendant's guilt as she added cocaine to the evidence sample to provide incriminating results. Linda committed not only unethical, but also criminal acts and was arrested by law enforcement. In the event that innocent people and perhaps convicted suspects are released from prison and jail, the boss told the District Attorney that he must review all cases she had examine and withdraw over 1,100 cases. (Fraser & Williams, 2013) noted in his paper on forensic psychiatry ethics that the fundamental principle of ethics is to speak the truth, and make a difference between telling subjective and objective evidence. It is subjective to say what we believe to be true, whilst the aim is to consider the weaknesses of the methodology to reach conclusions. It includes understanding the shortcomings of our scientific and technical expertise which contributed to drawing conclusions. Due to the lack of any regulatory body, there is no official recognition or certification in forensics research, which should grant forensic scientists certain rights and responsibilities. Individuals in the forensic field are working without any formal certifications or registration from different fields with appropriate qualifications. It is aimed at incorporating information in publications that endorse our findings and refute them so as to allow use of the explanatory process, which the scientific community typically embraces. Throughout his general treatise on psychotherapy, Beran, R. (2013) differentiated the objective from the subjective, he defined the objective as an ay-trained observer experienced by our senses while the subjective cannot be understood by sense organs. He said the subjective aspect of telling the truth requires the sincerity of the witness, while the objective dimension relates to his expertise and testimony.
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