What are the five divisions a crime lab it typically divided into?
A) Serology, unknown substances, trace evidence, ballistics and fingerprints.
B) Financial, arson, murder, rape and organized crime.
C) Corporate, organized crime, violent crime, white collar and blue collar.
D) Federal, State, County, Local and Special Victims.

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The five divisions typically found in a crime lab are serology (blood analysis), unknown substances (toxicology), trace evidence (hairs, fibers, glass, etc.), ballistics (firearms analysis) and fingerprints. Option B, C, and D do not accurately reflect the typical divisions found in a crime lab.

What Are the Five Divisions a Crime Lab It Typically