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Introduction to Forensic Science and the Law Physical science unit Chemistry Physics Geology Biology unit Firearms and ballistics unit Document examination unit Photography unit The most common types of evidence examined are drugs, firearms, and fingerprints. Basic Services Provided by the Crime Lab: Identify the types of services provided for each:

Introduction to Forensic Science and the Law Toxicology unit Latent fingerprint unit Polygraph unit Voiceprint analysis unit Evidence collection unit Engineering

Introduction to Forensic Science and the Law FBI: Federal Bureau of Investigation DEA: Drug Enforcement Agency ATF: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms USPS: United States Postal Service U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Department of Homeland Security Department of the Treasury Federal Crime Labs: Identify the purpose and types of services provided for each: