Question

processes fingerprints at a crime scene using a variety of techniques
uses knowledge of crime committed to develop a profile of the criminal
uses dna and blood typing for identification such as in the oj simpson murder trial
uses insects to determine the time of death
is the study and theory of law
identify age of individuals using dental records, such as was done at the end of world war ii to identify adolf hitler and eva braun
examines structures and materials; determines the cause of a bridge collapse
examines handwriting and symbols as was the case with the zodiac copy - cat killer in new york
determines such situations as poisoning by arsenic, as in the pignataro case
responsible for bullet analysis and trajectory used in the jfk assassination
forensic toxicologist
forensic biology
forensic psychologist
ballistics
forensic entomology
criminalistics
forensic engineer
forensic document examination
jurisprudence

Explanation:

1. Fingerprint processing is a key aspect of criminalistics.
2. Profiling criminals using crime - knowledge is part of forensic psychology.
3. DNA and blood typing for identification are in forensic biology.
4. Using insects for time - of - death determination is forensic entomology.
5. Study of law theory is jurisprudence.
6. Dental record - based age identification is forensic anthropology (not listed but related).
7. Examining structures for cause of collapse is forensic engineering.
8. Handwriting examination is forensic document examination.
9. Poison determination is forensic toxicology.
10. Bullet analysis is ballistics.

Answer:

1. Criminalistics
2. Forensic Psychologist
3. Forensic Biology
4. Forensic Entomology
5. Jurisprudence
6. (Forensic Anthropology - not listed)
7. Forensic Engineer
8. Forensic Document Examination
9. Forensic Toxicologist
10. Ballistics