1. Civil
2.military
3. Constitutional
4.military
5. Constitutional
6. Civil
7. Constitutional
8. Juvenile
9. Constitutional
10. Constitutional/juvenile
Answer:
1. What are some of the things the team at the Forensic Anthropology Lab is able to determine by studying bones?
Some of the things they are able to determine are what kind of prenatal environment they may have had, what kind of childhood they may have had, if it affected their stature, if it affected their dentition, their diet, and even their climate sometimes
2. Based on the individual’s remains discussed in the video, explain how Dr. Ann Ross and her team were able to determine the person died violently?
Due to the damage done to the skull—they found bullet holes. They then passed this information on to the authorities
3. Explain how researchers obtained information about the individual’s race, sex, height and connection with the local area?
They analyzed what they found. They measured, and compared the bones to find the individual’s race, sex, height, and location
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Explanation:
Every crime may have a chance to either go reported unreported.
Reason being is most crimes are private and everything discussed about a crime stays in the court room.
Answer:
crime has at least three elements: a criminal act, also called actus reus; a criminal intent, also called mens rea; and concurrence of the two.
