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Supa Forensics Final Questions And Answers 100% Correct Aphonse Bertillion Invention of anthropometry Arthur Conan Doyle Published 1st Sherlock Holmes story Francis Galton Published "fingerprints" and established concept that fingerprints were permanent and individualized Calvin Goddard Perfected comparison microscope for billet comparison Alexandre Lacassagne Principle founder in fields of medical jurisprudence and criminal anthropology

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Supa Forensics Final Questions And Answers
100% Correct

Aphonse Bertillion Invention of anthropometry




Arthur Conan Doyle Published 1st Sherlock Holmes story




Francis Galton Published "fingerprints" and established concept that fingerprints were

permanent and individualized




Calvin Goddard Perfected comparison microscope for billet comparison




Alexandre Lacassagne Principle founder in fields of medical jurisprudence and criminal

anthropology




Karl Landsteiner First discovered human blood groups




Leone Lattes Developed first antibody test for ABO blood groups

,Supa Forensics Final Questions And Answers
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Edmond Locard "Every contact leaves a trace"




Marheiu Orfila Considered the father of modern toxicology




Sung T'zu 1st recorded observation of usefulness of insects involving crimes




Teichmann and Takayama Blood stains on clothes




definition of forensic science application of the scientific method and techniques to law

and criminal justice




definition of anthropometry the measurement of anatomical features used to identify a

particular person




principle of individuality two objects may be indistinguishable, but no two objects are

ever completely identical

, Supa Forensics Final Questions And Answers
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what steps do forensic scientist use to solve a crime 1. problem


2. research

3. hypothesis

4. experiment

5. observation

6. conclusion




roles of a forensic scientist in a court room -informing the court where it lacks expertise


-assist in determining facts

-deciding what is admissible evidence

-real evidence vs. Pseudo (whack) science

-MIGHT be asked to go to court




Frye standard the science presented in court must be generally accepted/ well respected in

court to be used as evidence




Daubert standard -based on expert testimony

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