A player wins by capturing all of the opponent's pieces or by leaving the opponent with no legal move. The game ends in a draw if neither side can force a win, or by agreement (one side offering a draw, the other accepting).
Forensic investigation is one of the fastest-growing specializations in the discipline of criminal justice, educating students in various investigative methods and crime-scene processing techniques such as fingerprint identification, crime-scene mapping, legal aspects, and forensic photography.
An autopsy is an examination of the body, both interior and exterior, following death. During an autopsy, the major organs of the body are removed for examination. Fingerprints might be taken during an autopsy. Bullets may be collected as evidence during an autopsy.The exterior of a body is meticulously examined in an autopsy. physician called a forensic pathologist oversees an autopsy. The process starts with a thorough exterior examination of the body. X-rays are taken and the body is photographed extensively, while the presiding pathologist makes notes about any distinguishing features on the body and any visible injuries.