In essay format provide information about the topic from the point of view of its evidentiary value for crime scene analysis in Australia. You should critically evaluate the information collected from a wide range of peer-reviewed literature using a minimum of 7 scientific articles.

The essay should be well structured as well as informative and relevant to the topic. Grammar, spelling, and referencing will be assessed. The essay should contain the following components:

Introduction: clearly sets out the aims of what you are about to write refers to the subject under investigation. State what the essay will try to achieve and briefly mention some of the main points you will consider.

Main Body: the essay should provide a brief history of the topic (including recent developments), collection and analytical techniques, and principles of quality assurance. You should critically evaluate the topic including a discussion of advantages, disadvantages, limitations and overall value compared to other types of evidence. Remember that each paragraph is a point that you want to make that relates to the topic and that paragraphs (like the essay overall) also have an expected structure.

Conclusion: a summary of the main points of your research and a final comment about the topic you have been discussing.