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What makes Forensic Scientist job different from other criminal investigators?

There is always a small difference between jobs that are related and I was wondering what was the difference between the two. #forensic-science #criminal-justice

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Thank you comment icon Criminal Justice deals with police cases. But, Forensic Science deals with the body and you have to have a strong stomach to do that stuff. You will open the body and try to find the cause of death. Lexi
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Christina’s Answer

Both fields begin after the crime. They work in the field primarily, gathering and analyzing evidence, utilizing such in a way to uncover truth take appropriate action. Crime scene investigators are usually first at the scene and it is here, where they collect evidence and reenact possible scenarios. Once all evidence is collected, Forensic Scientists analyze evidence (usually in a lab) through a series of test and databases.
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Mike’s Answer

Criminal Investigators are the ones that investigate the actual crime. These are the “detectives” as most people know them within local police departments. The can also be referred to as special agents, investigators, etc.
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