Question

question #9
long text (essay)
identify documentation needed for evidence to be useful to the courts. when and how is evidence collected at the scene of the crime?
question #10
long text (essay)
describe crimes investigated by forensic anthropologists.

Explanation:

For Question #9, documentation like chain - of - custody forms (to show who handled the evidence and when), labels with details about the collection location and time, and photographs with metadata are crucial for court - admissible evidence. Evidence is collected as soon as possible after a crime is reported to preserve its integrity. Techniques include physical collection of items, taking photographs, and swabbing for biological samples. For Question #10, forensic anthropologists often investigate crimes involving human remains such as homicides where the body has decomposed or been buried for a long time, mass disasters to identify victims, and cases of human trafficking where remains may be found.

Answer:

Question #9: Documentation includes chain - of - custody forms, labeled evidence tags, and photographed evidence with metadata. Evidence is collected promptly using physical collection, photography, and swabbing.
Question #10: Forensic anthropologists investigate homicides with decomposed remains, mass disaster victim identification, and human trafficking cases with remains.