Recently an attorney has reached out to you about the case report you wrote recently. They would like you to testify in court to your findings. They have asked you to draft up questions you think will be applicable in court.

There will be three main sections 1. Your identifiers, 2. Background of forensic entomology, and 3. How you determined your findings for the case.

Remember you are not an advocate for guilt or innocence but for the science.

Instructions

There will be three main sections: 1.Your identifiers, 2. Background of forensic entomology, and 3.How you determined your findings for the case. Each section should be written in question and answer format. Your identifiers should include information about you; all relevant information, name, education etc. 2. Background information of forensic entomology should pertain any information you think will help the jury understand how you used the insects in your analysis, you may include any demonstratives you would show the court. and 3.Your findings: This section should include how you used the insects provided to you to determine your findings in your case report. Explain what you did and how you did it. Remember the jury needs to understand everything you have done and why it is important.