Ballistics and Bullet Trajectory

Criminal Justice Class

Topic: Ballistics and Bullet Trajectory

Prompt:
Step #1: Read Chapter 15 titled “Firearms, Toolmarks, & Other Impressions" from the book called “Criminalistics and Introduction to Forensic Science” by Richard Saferstein

Step #2: View the YouTube video titled “Forensics Expert Explains How to Determine Bullet Trajectory | WIRED” by WIRED
The link to the YouTube video above is located here below:
https://www(dot)youtube(dot)com/watch?v=_gZ7CKKP3MY

Step #3: Now based on what you read and what you viewed in the YouTube video answer the following two questions below…
In your own words, please share the following:
Question #1: What is a concept that you learned from your reading Chapter 15 on “Firearms, Toolmarks, & Other Impressions" from the book called “Criminalistics and Introduction to Forensic Science” by Richard Saferstein?

What is a concept that you learned from the YouTube video titled “Forensics Expert Explains How to Determine Bullet Trajectory | WIRED” by WIRED?

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Coursework Assignment Guidelines
* Must be at least 1 full page
* Make sure to answer each of the questions in at least one paragraph.
*Make sure your paragraphs have a minimum of five sentences.
*Must be in Times New Roman Font Size 12 with 1-inch margins all around.
*Must be in APA format 7
*At least 2 sources are required to be cited within your responses which in this case you must include both your textbook of Criminalistics by Richard Saferstein and the YouTube video. You can include other sources but make sure to cite them properly.
*At least 2 references are required which in this case you must include your textbook and YouTube videos so make sure to put them in your reference properly. If you cite other sources, make sure to include them on your reference page too.

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Notes to the Essay writer:
* In the order form, I uploaded the screenshot images from Chapter 15 titled “Firearms, Toolmarks, & Other Impressions" from the book called “Criminalistics and Introduction to Forensic Science” by Richard Saferstein.
*Also, the class textbook is called Criminlastics and Introduction to Forensic Science" by Richard Saferstein. It is the 8th edition.
*Lastly, I believe the following below is how the book must be included in the Reference page
Saferstein, R. (2004), Criminalistics an introduction to forensic science. Pearson Prentice Hall. Upper Saddle River, New Jersey