Yeah, he's obviously an aspie.
That's why, despite his evidently high intelligence, he can only get a job in a run-down lab where they can't even afford enough light bulbs, not to mention shipping their specimens out to specialized labs that typically run such tests. No, that lab is so desperate, they pay a couple of young cops or college students to do all their lab work - which, apparently, is actually used as evidence in criminal trials.
And that poor medical examiner. He has to work in a room with only one dim light bulb, no assistants, and painfully sparse equipment. I don't think he even has access to a camera most of the time. Worst of all, he is always pressured to report his findings before the autopsy is complete, not to mention all the tests he'd probably like to have done that would take weeks to yield results.
I do worry about the NV criminal justice system because of that show.
Obviously, if Grissholm was not an aspie, he would be able to get a job at an adequately funded and ethically run establishment. 