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Evidence Technician Exam Evidence
1 Study Guide
Technician
– Crime
ExamScene
Evidence
1 Study
Processing
Guide
Technician
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& Crime
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Exam Scene
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Processing
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Terms in this set (222)
Base Line A reference line used to establish the locations of other objects.
Chain of Custody A process used to maintain and document the chronological history of the
possession of the evidence.
Circumstantial Evidence Evidence that requires the trier of fact ( judge or jury) to draw inferences. Most
physical evidence presented in court will fall into the category of
Circumstantial Evidence.
Class Characteristic A common feature shared by many items.
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Consecutive Measuring A manner of measuring the distances between a series of points where the
measuring device is moved to the subsequent point to take the next
measurement. This is not a recommended technique as it can introduce errors
into the measurements.
Crime Scene The location or area where a crime has been committed or where evidence of
a crime be expected to be found. It includes logical access and escape routes
as well as any other related area remote from the scene.
Cumulative Measuring A manner of measuring the distances between a series of points where the
zero end of the measuring device is left at the reference point and all the
distances are measured from that point. This is the preferred measuring
method.
Direct Evidence A type of evidence that goes directly to the question at hand and requires no
further explanation. The most common type of direct evidence presented in
court is witness testimony.
Individual Characteristic A unique identifying mark made at random to the surface of a shoe, tire, tool,
bullet, or other object.
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Linkage Being able to show a connection between persons, places or things through
the presence of physical evidence.
Macroscopic visible to the naked eye
Microscopic invisible to the naked eye
Physical Evidence Any material, mark or sign, living or inanimate, solid, liquid, or gas which may
be used as proof that a crime was in fact committed
Plan A two dimensional overhead or horizontal plane view of an object or layout.
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1 Study Guide
Technician
– Crime
ExamScene
Evidence
1 Study
Processing
Guide
Technician
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& Crime
Certification
Exam Scene
1 Study
Prep
Processing
Guide
PDF.pdf
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& Crime
Certification
ScenePrep
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PDF.pdf& Certification Prep PDF.pdf
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Evidence Technician Exam Evidence
1 Study Guide
Technician
– Crime
ExamScene
Evidence
1 Study
Processing
Guide
Technician
–
& Crime
Certification
Exam Scene
1 Study
Prep
Processing
Guide
PDF.pdf
–
& Crime
Certification
ScenePrep
Processing
PDF.pdf& Certification Prep PDF.pdf
,Evidence Technician Exam 1.pdf Evidence Technician Exam 1.pdf Evidence Technician Exam 1.pdf
Terms in this set (222)
Base Line A reference line used to establish the locations of other objects.
Chain of Custody A process used to maintain and document the chronological history of the
possession of the evidence.
Circumstantial Evidence Evidence that requires the trier of fact ( judge or jury) to draw inferences. Most
physical evidence presented in court will fall into the category of
Circumstantial Evidence.
Class Characteristic A common feature shared by many items.
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Consecutive Measuring A manner of measuring the distances between a series of points where the
measuring device is moved to the subsequent point to take the next
measurement. This is not a recommended technique as it can introduce errors
into the measurements.
Crime Scene The location or area where a crime has been committed or where evidence of
a crime be expected to be found. It includes logical access and escape routes
as well as any other related area remote from the scene.
Cumulative Measuring A manner of measuring the distances between a series of points where the
zero end of the measuring device is left at the reference point and all the
distances are measured from that point. This is the preferred measuring
method.
Direct Evidence A type of evidence that goes directly to the question at hand and requires no
further explanation. The most common type of direct evidence presented in
court is witness testimony.
Individual Characteristic A unique identifying mark made at random to the surface of a shoe, tire, tool,
bullet, or other object.
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Linkage Being able to show a connection between persons, places or things through
the presence of physical evidence.
Macroscopic visible to the naked eye
Microscopic invisible to the naked eye
Physical Evidence Any material, mark or sign, living or inanimate, solid, liquid, or gas which may
be used as proof that a crime was in fact committed
Plan A two dimensional overhead or horizontal plane view of an object or layout.
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