Research the Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) media phenomenon and find two peer-reviewed articles on the topic. Based on your research, write an op-ed (opinion editorial) article on how the “CSI Effect” has impacted forensic science, criminal investigations and changes in legislation.

Your article should include a definition of the CSI Effect, the impacts it has had in the the above mentioned areas (include examples if possible, and your overall thoughts, and should cite at least two peer-reviewed sources. Please be complete in expressing your thoughts, they are yours so I do not know the parts you leave out. It is safer to write too much than not enough!!

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