1.Case Study: Using the Internet and Chapter 5 of your text, research the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King (must be 300 words)

2.What did the prosecution build their case upon and what evidence supported their theory against James Earl Ray? (must be 300 words)

3.Discuss the advances in fingerprint evidence since Dr. King’s murder in 1968. (must be 300 words)

4.If you had been prosecuting James Earl Ray, do you feel your case would have been strong enough to win at trial? Outline your strategy. (must be 300 words)

Book is listed below

criminalistics an introduction to forensic science by saferstein

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please cite the outside source