10.detect v[F]discover 记忆技巧方向同源派生词 detectable adj,可察觉的,易发现的; detectiⅳ ve adj侦 察的,探测的,n侦探 detection n.察觉,侦査; detector n.察觉者,探测器 [常用短语] detect sb. in( doing)th.察觉某人在做不正当的事 I Text-related information Scotland Yard: the London metropolitan police. includ ing the famous Criminal Investigation department(CID). The headquarters was moved in 1890 and again in 1967 and is now called New Scotland yard. It maintains criminal records for the entire United Kingdom and has a special branch that guards visiting dignitaries. I t also maintains links with Interpol and assists in the training of police personnel in Commonwealth countries. Its fingerprint division was the prototype of similar systems used by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation and by many other modern police foces IlL. Introductory Remarks As we know, fingerprinting is one of the earlist forms of scientific evidence to be used for identificati despite changes in an individual's appearance or age. But now more and more controversies have emerged in the scietific community over the use of fingerprinting in criminal investigations. A growing number of defend ants have called into question the fingerprinting method used to prove guilt rather than just establish innocence. In particular, they are arguing for the possibil ity that their prints" have been" lifted and planted at scenes of crimes. Is it possible? What will be the final say of the committee of criminal lawyers and what will be the result of the investigation ordered by justice? The passage will tell you something about the issue IV Notes to the Text I. Fingerprints, one of the great deciders of innocence or guilt in criminal charges, are now in the dock themselves. 作为在刑事诉讼案中判定无罪与否的重要证据之一的指纹,现在它本身也被送 上了审判台。 1)辨] momence和guil:这两个名词均属不可数名词,无复数形式 a) Innocence意为“无罪;天真”,guit意为“犯罪,有罪 e.g. The accused man proved his innocence of the crime 被告证明自己无罪 She has not lost her innocence.她还没有失去天真。 b)guit意为“犯罪,有罪” e.g. She has not lost her innocence 她还没有失去天真。 The guilt of the accused man was in doubt 被告之罪有疑问10.detect v[.同] discover [记忆技巧]方向同源派生词 :detectable adj. 可察觉的, 易发现的;detective adj.侦 察的, 探测的, n.侦探 detection n. .察觉, 侦查;detector n. 察觉者, 探测器 [常用短语] detect sb.in (doing)sth. 察觉某人在做不正当的事 II. Text-related information Scotland Yard: the London Metropolitan Police, including the famous Criminal Investigation department (CID). The headquarters was moved in 1890 and again in 1967 and is now called New Scotland yard. It maintains criminal records for the entire United Kingdom and has a special branch that guards visiting dignitaries. I t also maintains links with Interpol and assists in the training of police personnel in Commonwealth countries. Its fingerprint division was the prototype of similar systems used by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation and by many other modern police foces. III. Introductory Remarks As we know, fingerprinting is one of the earlist forms of scientific evidence to be recognized by courts of law, and fingerprint records can be used for identification, despite changes in an individual’s appearance or age. But now more and more controversies have emerged in the scietific community over the use of fingerprinting in criminal investigations. A growing number of defendants have called into question the fingerprinting method used to prove guilt rather than just establish innocence. In particular, they are arguing for the possibility that their “ prints” have been “lifted” and planted at scenes of crimes. Is it possible? What will be the final say of the committee of criminal lawyers and what will be the result of the investigation ordered by justice? The passage will tell you something about the issue. IV. Notes to theText 1. Fingerprints,one of the great deciders of innocence or guilt in criminal charges,are now in the dock themselves. 作为在刑事诉讼案中判定无罪与否的重要证据之一的指纹, 现在它本身也被送 上了审判台。 1) [辨] mocence 和 guilt: 这两个名词均属不可数名词,无复数形式。 a) innocence 意为“无罪；天真”,guilt 意为 “犯罪 , 有罪” e.g.The accused man proved his innocence of the crime. 被告证明自己无罪。, She has not lost her innocence. 她还没有失去天真。 b) guilt 意为 “犯罪, 有罪” e.g. She has not lost her innocence. 她还没有失去天真。 The guilt of the accused man was in doubt. 被告之罪有疑问