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What are the 5 steps in crime scene investigation? correct answersSecure crime scene Observe crime scene Document crime scene Search crime scene Collection & preservation of evidence Who should certify that the body is "dead"? correct answersMedical examiner What does observing a crime scene involve? correct answersInitial walk through Plan of action What are the 4 search patterns for crime scenes? correct answersGrid, quadrant or zone, spiral, line or strip How do you dec...

Forensic Science correct answersthe study and application of science to matters of law Criminalistics correct answers-Scientific examination of physical evidence for legal purposes -Synonymous w forensic science Criminology correct answers-Includes the psychological angle -Studying the crime scene for motive, traits, and behavior that will help interpret evidence Crime Lab History correct answers-First crime lab established in 1910 France by Edmond Locard -First US police crime lab o...

the application of science to criminal and civil laws correct answersForensic Science evidence sample that we KNOW where it came from: i.e. blood sample drawn from the suspect or hair sample from the victim's head. It is used to compare to evidence at the crime scene. correct answersKnown/Reference Standard when 2 or more objects come in contact with one another, they exchange materials between them correct answersLocard's Exchange Principle forensics is needed to prove a crime ha...

What are the steps of the scientific method? correct answers1. Ask a Question 2. Do Background Research 3. Construct a Hypothesis 4. Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment 5. Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion 6. Communicate Your Results What does the term forensic mean? correct answersThe application of science to the law Why is it important for investigator's to secure a crime scene? correct answersYou secure the scene so your evidence won't be tampered with What ...

Forensic Science correct answersThe application of scientific knowledge to questions of civil and criminal law. process skills used in forensics science correct answersstudy skills critical thinking problem solving discipline skills in forensics correct answerslife science math language arts process skills social studies where does the word forensics come from; what does it mean?????? correct answerscomes from the latin word forensus and it means "of the forum." Descr...

T/F: Sir Arthur Conon Doyle's Sherlock Holmes had a large influence on popularizing scientific crime-detection methods. correct answersTrue Who undertook the first definitive study of fingerprints as a method of personal identification? correct answersGalton In digital photography, light is recorded as a specific charge on millions of tiny: correct answersPixels The final evaluator of forensic evidence is the: correct answersJury T/F: Mobile crime laboratories are designed to carr...

what is the goal of forensics? correct answersTo develop objective findings that can assist in the investigation and prosecution of perpetrators of crime or absolve an innocent person from suspicion. what is the proper method of transporting a microscope? correct answersWHEN TRANSPORTING THE MICROSCOPE, HOLD IT IN AN UPRIGHT POSITION WITH ONE HAND ON ITS ARM AND THE OTHER SUPPORTING ITS BASE. AVOID SWINGING THE INSTRUMENT DURING ITS TRANSPORT AND JARRING THE INSTRUMENT WHEN SETTING IT DOWN...

Crime Scene Investigator correct answersSalary: $ 27, 509 annually Duties: • Collect, develop, preserve latent fingerprints • Search out, collect, preserve, log evidence • Document all handling of evidence and property • Maintain activity logs and generate reports • Respond to emergency and non-emergency calls for service • Transports evidence to Property Control Office Requirements: Skill in maintaining records, work as a team member, interact with people of different socia...

What was Dr. Leon Lattes' contribution to forensic science? correct answersHe discovered how to revive dried blood samples in order to determine DNA and blood type Name the four major crime labs in the United States. correct answers- FBI - DEA - ATFE - U.S. Postal Inspection Unit What is meant by an expert witness? correct answersA person who the court views as having an above average skill and knowledge of a certain topic relevant to a trial. What is the definition of forensic sc...

Who developed the system known as anthropometry? correct answersBertillon In comparing footwear samples, you look for both class and individualizing characteristics. Give examples of each. correct answersClass: tread pattern, shoe size, logo Ind: gauge/hole in sole, wear pattern Who postulated the exchange of evidence principle? correct answersLocard What are 4 factors that can be rightfully cited as an explanation for the rapid growth of crime labs during the last 25 years? correct an...

forensic science correct answersapply science to law, technology of science to definition and enforcement of laws, apply science to the criminal and civil laws that are enforced by police 3 ways that forensic scientists are involved correct answersconfessions (room for bias), eyewitness accounts by victims and witnesses (room for bias), evaluation of physical evidence (free of bias) job of a forensic scientist correct answersanalyze physical evidence, testify in courtroom expert testimo...

After leaving the scene you find that you are missing an evidence bag that has been recorded as collected what do you do? correct answersReport the evidence to your supervisor as missing What is/are the main function(s) of a forensic scientist? correct answersAnalyze Physical Evidence and Provide Expert Testimony The crime scene is a large corn field. What search pattern should be used? correct answersStrip or line Which blood type is the universal donor? correct answersType O After...

The role of forensic science correct answers-Public discussion or debate -Seek the truth and strive to find facts (measurable evidence) -Use multiple science disciplines to work with clues (chemistry, physics,and bio) Forensic Techniques correct answersFirearms and tool marks forensic profiling documentation examination autopsy DNA typing Forensic anthropology odontology serology Link Theory correct answersWhen you enter and exit a room you leave some part of yourself and create a...

Hypothesis correct answersa testable answer "Quincy Effect" correct answers"CSI Effect" Lying correct answersthe cardinal sin of science Victor Balthazard () correct answersfirst forensic scientist to attempt to match a bullet to a weapon; helped advance fingerprinting, ballistics, and hair analysis Alphonse Bertillon () correct answers"Father of Criminal Identification"; developed Anthropometry; accidentally was the first to solve a case with fingerprinting Sir ...

Forensic Science correct answersThe study and application of science to matters of law Criminalistics correct answersthe scientific examination of physical evidence for legal purposes. This term is synonymous with forensic science Criminology correct answersincludes the psychological angle, studying crime scene for motive, traits, and behavior that will help to interpret evidence Crime Lab Basic Services correct answersPhysical science unit--chemistry, physics, geology; biology unit; Fi...

What a forensic scientist does, what are the duties of a forensic scientist? correct answers What is forensic science? correct answersapplication of science to matters involving the criminal and civil justice systems and court Be familiar with some of the identification history used in forensic science. correct answers Define the different sections or major branches of forensic science and the types of evidence that is analyzed, i.e. criminalistics, entomology, toxicology, etc.? correct...

Pathology correct answersThe branch of medical science that studies the causes, nature, and effects of disease Forensic Science correct answersRelating/denoting the application of scientific methods and techniques to the investigation of crime Ballistics correct answersThe science that deals with the motion, behavior, and effects of projectiles most often firearms and bullets Edmond Locard correct answers"Every contact leaves a trace" Henry Fauld correct answersFirst use of fin...

How does the textbook define forensic science? correct answersForensic science is the application of science to the criminal and civil laws that are enforced by police agencies in a criminal justice system. What was Francis Galton's principal contribution to forensic science? correct answersstatistical work showed uniqueness of fingerprints Edmond Locard; Locard's exchange principle correct answers"Locard's Exchange Principle"; whenever two objects come with one another, the...

Forensic correct answersPertaining to the law Forensic Science correct answersApplication of science to law Three Parts of Science correct answersEmpirical, logical argument, skeptical review Expert Witness correct answersHas specific knowledge + training in natural science of forensic science Knowledge base exceeds average person/jury member Locard's Principle correct answersEvery contact leaves a trace Mathieu Orfila correct answersFather of forensic toxicology Writes 1st p...

"Mixed Science" correct answersForensic Science How has Forensic Science grown? correct answersPublics interest to solve crimes The science associating people, places, and things involved in criminal activities; This scientific discipline assists in investigating and adjudicating criminal and civil cases correct answersForensic science Latin word for forensic correct answerspublic the collection of systematic methodologies used to increasingly understand the physical world corr...