Part 1 Key Assignment

You are the crime scene investigator, and you have been called to a home that authorities believe contains child pornography on the owner’s computer. You know that an untrained investigator should never attempt to retrieve data from a computer, and you have not been trained to do so. Therefore, you will be required to seize, secure, and deliver this computer to a trained professional in the lab. 

Assignment GuidelinesAddress the following in 1,500–1,750 words:Outline and describe the process of computer forensics.What types of training must be provided to computer and network forensics investigators? Explain.With regard to the above scenario, as the crime scene technician, what would you photograph? Why? Explain in detail.What if the computer is a personal desktop not connected to a particular network? Should you shut it down? Explain in detail.What if the computer is networked with other computers in a building?What would be the next step after locating the machine? Explain your reasoning.When would computer forensics evidence become inadmissible in court? Explain.What can be done to avoid this? Explain.Be sure to reference all sources using APA style.

Part II key assignment

There is a difference between a crime scene investigator and a coroner’s investigator. There is also a difference between a coroner and a medical examiner. There are 3 ways to determine the time of death:Liver mortisRigor mortisAlgor mortis

Assignment Guidelines
Next, address the following questions, and add your responses to your Key Assignment final draft:What restrictions apply to a crime scene investigator with regard to a body within the crime scene? Explain.What is the role of a coroner’s investigator? Explain.What is a coroner? Explain.What is a medical examiner? Explain.What is the difference between liver mortis, rigor mortis, and algor mortis?Do you believe that every jurisdiction should have a coroner or a medical examiner? Why or why not?Be sure to reference all sources using APA style.