If a player's piece moves into the kings row on the opposing player's side of the board, that piece is said to be crowned (or often kinged in the U.S.), becoming a king and gaining the ability to move both forward and backward.
While some types of forensic analysts focus on the crime scene or the objects used during the incident, others turn their attention to the people involved. For instance, once the work of the other analysts points toward the suspect, a forensic psychologist steps in to figure out if the suspect has a mental illness.
DNA analysts often work in forensic crime labs where they examine samples of DNA to identify potential suspects. After conducting tests on each sample, analysts compare the identity of the sample with other known samples.o work in a crime lab approved by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), DNA analysts must meet the minimum requirement of a bachelor's degree related to molecular biology, genetics or forensic sciences.