In
order to be a forensic scientist, one must have sharp observation
skills. To observe means to use the sense of sight and/or is the act
of seeing. At a scene of a crime, the observations that are recorded
and categorized by the forensic scientist are factual and cannot be
interpreted. With clear observations, there is no room for
interpretation or discussion. For
example, there was a black thread found at a scene of the crime.
Finally, a forensic scientist needs to apply the observation skills to
recognize patterns as they continue to collect the data.
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