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Fire correct answersrapid oxidation with evolution of heat and light explosion correct answerssudden cohesion of potential energy, chemical or mechanical, into kinetic energy, with the production of and release of gases under pressure. High-Order Explosion correct answersa rapid pressure rise or high force explosion characterized by shattering the confining structure or container Low-Order Explosion correct answersa slow rate of pressurization or low force explosion characterized by a p...

Force of Impact determines correct answersthe pattern of blood stain Force of impact can be identified by correct answersthe bloodstain pattern Size of blood drops indicates correct answersforce of blow small drops means a correct answerslarge force medium drops means a correct answersmedium force large drops means a correct answerssmall force low velocity impacts have a force of correct answers5ft per second or less low velocity impact splatter characteristics correct answe...

t/f glass fractures in a variety of patterns due to its amorphous atomic structure correct answerstrue Chain of Custody correct answersThe documented and unbroken transfer of evidence. Francis Galton correct answersWrote the book "FIngerprints" which was the first statistical proof of the individuality of fingerprints. Chain of Custody correct answersthe documented and unbroken transfer of evidence. Expert Witness correct answersan individual whom the court determines to posses...

Alphonse Bertillon correct answers-Developed the study of Anthropometry -Using 11 physical measurements of the human body as uniquely identifiable traits -This was not reliable Sir Edward Henry correct answers-Developed a system of fingerprint identification in 1899 First time fingerprints were used correct answers-in New York by 1903 -1910, a landmark case in Chicago used fingerprints to convict a murderer Fingerprints correct answers-Result from skin surface secretions of sweat tha...

Striation Mark correct answersMarks or scratches left on a surface by an object which is in contact and in motion along that surface CODIS correct answersCombined DNA Indexing System contains DNA profiles of convicted offenders and unidentified suspects in unsolved cases IAFIS correct answersInternational Automated Fingerprint Indexing System contains many known fingerprints and evidentiary fingerprints not yet identified NIBIN correct answersNational Integrated Ballistic Identification...

What are the 4 major blood groups? correct answersA, B, AB, and O How many pairs of chromosomes does a person have? correct answers23 pairs True or False: Fingerprints are unique to every individual. correct answersTrue What year were DNA tests implemented in the forensic setting? correct answers1984 True or False: Class characteristics are not unique. correct answersTrue The responsibility of physical evidence analysis belongs to whom? correct answersThe Forensic Laboratory Tr...

The "A" in ADD and ADH in Forensic Entomology. correct answersAccumulated Can be used within Forensic Anthropology to estimate an individual's age, athleticism, and diet. correct answersSkeleton One of the oldest fields of Forensic Science; three major forms. correct answersFingerprints There are three different kinds in Forensic Thanatology: Rigor, Algor, and Livor. correct answersMortis Body farms, bone identification, and skeletal systems are all vital parts of what Foren...

forensic science correct answers-application of science to criminal and civil law -applies physical sciences like chemistry. biology, physics, geology. and computer science to evidence. -Includes forensic pathology, psychology, odontology, and anthropology (dont use odontology anymore) Mathieu Orfilla correct answers"Father of Forensic Toxicology" (1814)- published 1st scientific treatise on detection of poisons and their effects on animals. Alphonse Bertillon correct answers"...

Edmond Locard correct answersWhenever two objects come into contact with each other a transfer of material occur Paul Kirk correct answersphysical evidence , only in its interpretation can there be error Alphonse Bertillon correct answersAnthropometry Jeffries Wyman correct answersanthropological origins Mateu Orfila correct answersFather of Modern Toxicology First systematic observations of insect successions on human cadavers (1848) Ultimate goal of forensic science correct ans...

observe, interpret, and report observations clearly correct answersone of the most important tools of the forensic investigator is the ability to ______________________ faulty correct answersPerception is _______________, not always accurate and does not always reflect reality DNA evidence to provide conclusive proof of innocence correct answersThe purpose of the Innocence Project is to reexamine post-conviction cases using ____________________________ of the forum correct answersForens...

luminol correct answersthe best way to enhance a bloody footprint ninhydrin correct answersthis chemical can be used to detect blood even if it has been wiped from a surface derivatization correct answersthe process of modifying a compound/drug for enchanted analytical detection chromatographic technique correct answersthe analytical procedure used for separation of compounds/ drugs prima facie evidence correct answersmeaning "on its first appearance" this is evidence presented...

Explain the "CSI" Effect correct answerscreates an unrealistic expectation of forensic science in TV dramas Discuss the impact that the "CSI" effect has on the U.S. legal system that has been argued correct answersThis effect influences jurors to have unrealistic expectations of forensic science during a criminal trial and affect jurors' decisions in the conviction or acquittal process Define Forensic Science correct answersthe application of science to the field of law I...

What was the first forensic science lab in the U.S.? correct answersLos Angeles in 1928 What was the second forensic science lab in the U.S.? And what did it eventually become? correct answersNorthwestern University became the Chicago Police Department Lab Who worked at the Northwestern University lab and why were they important? correct answersCalvin Goddard. He started ballistics examination in forensic science. What are the most important identification techniques that we've discu...

What is the first fundamental principle of fingerprints?correct answers Fingerprints are individual characteristics; no two fingerprints have been found to be identical What are the three types of fingerprint patterns? Which is most common?correct answers Loops, whorls, and arches; loops are the most common What is a latent fingerprint? Briefly describe how latent fingerprint is ct answers A latent fingerprint is a fingerprint made by the deposit of oils and perspiration that is invisible ...

natural, accidental, suicidal, homicidal, undetermined correct answersName 5 manners of death Cause of death correct answersThe immediate reason for death Mechanism of death correct answersThe specific change in the body that brought about the end of life Algor Mortis correct answersthe cooling rate of the body after death .78 degrees Celsius/hour correct answersThe rate at which the body cools in the first 12 hours after death .39 degrees Celsius/hour correct answersThe rate at w...

The systems of science and the law have 2 diff purposes? summarize them correct answerssystem of law is outcome based (what juries or verdicts say) while system of science are based on scientific method and want to improve their understanding of the natural world What type of incident was the most important in driving the initial development of forensic science? correct answers What is the diff btwn a forensic generalist and a forensic specialist? correct answersgeneralists work in many fo...

Forensic Science is the application of science to: correct answersBoth criminal and civil laws. Which area of science is NOT involved in criminalistics: correct answersGeology Charred debris from an arson should be: correct answersPackaged in an air tight glass jar. Physical evidence is considered to have ________ as that of eyewitness (testimonial) evidence. correct answersGreater Value The likelihood of finding class physical evidence is ____ the likelihood of finding physical evid...

forensic science correct answersthe application of science to the criminal and civil laws that are enforced by police agencies in a criminal justice system; the business of providing timely, accurate, and thorough information to all levels of decisions makers in our criminal justice system derived from the German "Kriminalistic" which was coined in early 1900s in an attempt to better describe the emerging discipline of "police science" correct answersWhat is the origin of the word...

Every crime scene must be clearly documented by ____________ addition to notes and diagrams/sketches. correct answersPhotograph's Define Forensic Science correct answersApplication of science to law. What are the 2 basic types of crime scene sketches? correct answers1. Rough 2. Finished Where is the oldest crime laboratory in the United States located? correct answersLos Angeles List 2 responsibilities of a first responder at a crime scene. correct answers1. Human Life 2. Secure...

Forensic correct answerspublic knowledge Forensic scientists responsibilities correct answersgive expert testimony and analyze evidence; NOT say whether guilty or not How to become a forensic scientist correct answersbachelor's degree in some type of science and 2 years training false positive correct answersresults in type 1 error (can result in false incrimination); A result that is erroneously positive when a situation is normal. An example of a false positive: a particular test d...