IAI CSI CERTIFICATION REVIEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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The final analysis is done where? - (ANSWER)courtroom
Some major goals of a crime scene search are - (ANSWER)*the recognition and identification of physical
evidence
*the collection and proper preservation of evidence
*reconstruction of the crime
*assist detectives in forming a theory about the crime
The job of the CSI in "forensic science" is to - (ANSWER)properly recognize, identify, collect, and preserve
pieces of evidence
'Justice' begins via _____________. - (ANSWER)evidence
CSIs are responsible for what two of the four steps in the admissibility of physical evidence for court? -
(ANSWER)recognition and collection
Physical evidence leads to the linkage of the _________, _____________, and ___________. -
(ANSWER)victim; perpetrator; scene
One major factor that determines the value of physical evidence is __________________. -
(ANSWER)recognition
Recognition of physical evidence is the knowledge and understanding to recognize __________
___________ of ____________ ___________. - (ANSWER)potential items; physical evidence
The second major factor that determines the value of physical evidence is ______________. -
(ANSWER)collection
,IAI CSI CERTIFICATION REVIEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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The collection of physical evidence is utilizing the appropriate skills and following protocols to
__________ and __________ physical evidence. - (ANSWER)gather; preserve
Third major factor that determines the value of physical evidence is _____________ ___________. -
(ANSWER)testing procedures
Testing procedures of physical evidence is the application of _____________ ___________ __________
to analyze the physical evidence. - (ANSWER)acceptable scientific procedures
The fourth major factor that determines the value of physical evidence is __________________
_______________. - (ANSWER)courtroom presentation
Courtroom presentation of physical evidence is the qualifications of the __________ to provide
__________ reports on the forensic _________ of physical evidence. - (ANSWER)witness; objective;
analysis
Forensic Archaeologist studies ____________; it utilizes _________________ recovery techniques at
scenes of mass graves or exhumations. - (ANSWER)bones; archaeological
Forensic Botanist studies ____________; can aid in determining _________ ____ _______ or assist in
placing a suspect/victim at a location by studying the anatomy of _________ evidence. -
(ANSWER)plants; time of death; plant
Forensic Entomologist studies __________; can evaluate the _______ _____ of insects found at the
scene/on the ______ of a victim to assist in establishing investigative leads such as the ______________
of a body after death, ___________ ____ _________, and the postmortem interval. - (ANSWER)insects;
life cycle; body; movement; manner of death
Forensic Odontologist studies __________; ________ with special training in the evaluation and
handling of ___________ evidence, including _______-______ comparison and the identification of
victims/suspects. - (ANSWER)teeth; dentist; dental; bite-mark
,IAI CSI CERTIFICATION REVIEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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Forensic Pathologist studies ____________; a medical _________ with additional specialty training in
determination of __________ and ______________ resulting in death. - (ANSWER)medicine; doctor;
injuries and disease
The Medical Examiner is a ___________ __________ with ________ or more years of specialized
training in the recognition of the cause and _________ of death. - (ANSWER)medical doctor; five;
manner of death
The Coroner is an ____________ official, either a layman or physician, who certifies __________ and can
order additional investigations of suspicious deaths. - (ANSWER)elected; deaths
FSAB stands for - (ANSWER)Forensic Specialties Accreditation Board
FSAB provides _______________ to those that meet requirements for training, education, experience,
and testing of individual forensic scientists and specialists. - (ANSWER)accreditation
The duty of the expert witness is to ____________ the jury and provide testimony using
________________ that is easily explainable and not misunderstood. - (ANSWER)educate; terminology
Essential elements of expert witness testimony are __________, ___________, and ____________. -
(ANSWER)clarity; simplicity; and honesty
Expert witness testimony may be challenged in the following ways: - (ANSWER)*the case may not
require expertise
*basic qualifications and the ability to give an opinion in the field at issue
*insufficient education/experience to have anything of value to offer
, IAI CSI CERTIFICATION REVIEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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*the methodology utilized to support the opinion may not be scientifically sound/capable of supporting
the opinion
*the methodology may be scientifically sound, but the opinion based on the method is not sufficiently
derived from that scientific methodology
Acts of commission are _____________. - (ANSWER)intentional
Acts of omission are __________________. - (ANSWER)unintentional
The O.J. Effect is famous for _____________ the chain of evidence/custody, ___________, or the
science. - (ANSWER)discrediting; scientists
'Corpus deliciti' means the ___________ of the __________. - (ANSWER)facts; case
Physical evidence can reveal information that will aid in investigation by: - (ANSWER)*providing essential
info on the facts of the case
*revealing the MO
*demonstrating the correlation between the victim, suspects, locations, and objects
*proving/disproving witness statements
*identifying a suspect through DNA or other individualization
*classifying unknown substances
*reconstructing the crime scene
ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
The final analysis is done where? - (ANSWER)courtroom
Some major goals of a crime scene search are - (ANSWER)*the recognition and identification of physical
evidence
*the collection and proper preservation of evidence
*reconstruction of the crime
*assist detectives in forming a theory about the crime
The job of the CSI in "forensic science" is to - (ANSWER)properly recognize, identify, collect, and preserve
pieces of evidence
'Justice' begins via _____________. - (ANSWER)evidence
CSIs are responsible for what two of the four steps in the admissibility of physical evidence for court? -
(ANSWER)recognition and collection
Physical evidence leads to the linkage of the _________, _____________, and ___________. -
(ANSWER)victim; perpetrator; scene
One major factor that determines the value of physical evidence is __________________. -
(ANSWER)recognition
Recognition of physical evidence is the knowledge and understanding to recognize __________
___________ of ____________ ___________. - (ANSWER)potential items; physical evidence
The second major factor that determines the value of physical evidence is ______________. -
(ANSWER)collection
,IAI CSI CERTIFICATION REVIEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
The collection of physical evidence is utilizing the appropriate skills and following protocols to
__________ and __________ physical evidence. - (ANSWER)gather; preserve
Third major factor that determines the value of physical evidence is _____________ ___________. -
(ANSWER)testing procedures
Testing procedures of physical evidence is the application of _____________ ___________ __________
to analyze the physical evidence. - (ANSWER)acceptable scientific procedures
The fourth major factor that determines the value of physical evidence is __________________
_______________. - (ANSWER)courtroom presentation
Courtroom presentation of physical evidence is the qualifications of the __________ to provide
__________ reports on the forensic _________ of physical evidence. - (ANSWER)witness; objective;
analysis
Forensic Archaeologist studies ____________; it utilizes _________________ recovery techniques at
scenes of mass graves or exhumations. - (ANSWER)bones; archaeological
Forensic Botanist studies ____________; can aid in determining _________ ____ _______ or assist in
placing a suspect/victim at a location by studying the anatomy of _________ evidence. -
(ANSWER)plants; time of death; plant
Forensic Entomologist studies __________; can evaluate the _______ _____ of insects found at the
scene/on the ______ of a victim to assist in establishing investigative leads such as the ______________
of a body after death, ___________ ____ _________, and the postmortem interval. - (ANSWER)insects;
life cycle; body; movement; manner of death
Forensic Odontologist studies __________; ________ with special training in the evaluation and
handling of ___________ evidence, including _______-______ comparison and the identification of
victims/suspects. - (ANSWER)teeth; dentist; dental; bite-mark
,IAI CSI CERTIFICATION REVIEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Forensic Pathologist studies ____________; a medical _________ with additional specialty training in
determination of __________ and ______________ resulting in death. - (ANSWER)medicine; doctor;
injuries and disease
The Medical Examiner is a ___________ __________ with ________ or more years of specialized
training in the recognition of the cause and _________ of death. - (ANSWER)medical doctor; five;
manner of death
The Coroner is an ____________ official, either a layman or physician, who certifies __________ and can
order additional investigations of suspicious deaths. - (ANSWER)elected; deaths
FSAB stands for - (ANSWER)Forensic Specialties Accreditation Board
FSAB provides _______________ to those that meet requirements for training, education, experience,
and testing of individual forensic scientists and specialists. - (ANSWER)accreditation
The duty of the expert witness is to ____________ the jury and provide testimony using
________________ that is easily explainable and not misunderstood. - (ANSWER)educate; terminology
Essential elements of expert witness testimony are __________, ___________, and ____________. -
(ANSWER)clarity; simplicity; and honesty
Expert witness testimony may be challenged in the following ways: - (ANSWER)*the case may not
require expertise
*basic qualifications and the ability to give an opinion in the field at issue
*insufficient education/experience to have anything of value to offer
, IAI CSI CERTIFICATION REVIEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
*the methodology utilized to support the opinion may not be scientifically sound/capable of supporting
the opinion
*the methodology may be scientifically sound, but the opinion based on the method is not sufficiently
derived from that scientific methodology
Acts of commission are _____________. - (ANSWER)intentional
Acts of omission are __________________. - (ANSWER)unintentional
The O.J. Effect is famous for _____________ the chain of evidence/custody, ___________, or the
science. - (ANSWER)discrediting; scientists
'Corpus deliciti' means the ___________ of the __________. - (ANSWER)facts; case
Physical evidence can reveal information that will aid in investigation by: - (ANSWER)*providing essential
info on the facts of the case
*revealing the MO
*demonstrating the correlation between the victim, suspects, locations, and objects
*proving/disproving witness statements
*identifying a suspect through DNA or other individualization
*classifying unknown substances
*reconstructing the crime scene
