Time: 1 Hour
Maximum Capacity: 30 People
Overview: CSI Effect (n.): The effect of crime dramas like CSI on public perception of forensic science, particularly in jury trials, due to the largely inaccurate portrayal of the field.
This workshop will correct many of the common misconceptions about the forensic sciences, from common scientific or procedural errors in the programs to inaccurate interpretations of the legal system, as brought on by such fictional accounts. Participants will learn to take these programs with a grain of salt, and will leave the workshop knowing the reality behind their favorite television shows.
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*** Private Workshops are available for teachers, students, birthday parties and other private events. There is an additional fee for all workshops. Please call the Crime Museum Sales Office at 202-621-5553 or email sales@crimemuseum.org for more information. If you would like to book online please click here.
***We also offer public workshops. Click here to learn more and view our upcoming public workshop schedule.
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