Shanae Wiley

This paper focuses on the
steps involved in examination of animal hair specimen obtained as part of
forensic evidence. Forensic science is being extensively used in crime
investigations today and hair can thus provide important clues. But the results
obtained after examination may not always be accurate because of the
limitations of forensic analysis. The paper discusses these limitations along
with the kind of results one can obtain from hair analysis.

"Adapting Public Consultation to Different
Political Cultures".

In this paper to do my homework for me a writer began with the
central question: How must public consultation be adapted to fit the very
different philosophies and assumptions, which underlie different political
cultures? The paper sought to identify the assumptions underlying public consultation
and some suggestions and recommendations for the practice of public
consultation under different flags. While the field of public consultation,
also known as public participation and public involvement, has developed in
North America since the 1930s, it is now being used around the globe by the
World Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and similar
organizations. In some cases, public consultation is being introduced into
countries where democracy is a relatively recent form of governance with no
tradition of either the democratic process or of classic liberalism e.g. civil
rights. In other cases, public consultation is being required in countries,
which are governed by dictatorships.