Private Forensic Science Laboratory

A crime scene investigation laboratory is a facility where forensic scientists examine physical evidence in criminal cases. The lab usually consists of a series of interconnected rooms, each one containing a different set of equipment for analyzing evidence. The laboratory has to have the capability to analyze and identify fingerprints, blood, hair, fibers, paint chips, and other microscopic particles that are found at crime scenes. It also must be able to process biological samples such as body fluids or tissue. Crime Scene Investigation is a process that starts with the discovery of a crime and ends with the conviction of a criminal. The Crime Scene Investigator's Crime Scene Forensic Lab's job is to locate, document, collect and preserve evidence from the scene of a crime. The CSI lab does not do any actual testing on the evidence collected from the crime scene. Instead, they analyze and interpret data collected by other laboratories. They use scientific methods to identify...