Vocabulary
Crime Scene Personnel/
Protocol
Investigating Evidence
Forensic Science
100

this person is thought to have committed the crime

suspect

100

Who is the first to arrive at a crime scene?

Police officers

100

This department tests body fluids and tissues to determine the presence of drugs and poisons.

toxicology

100

Not guilty. "You are guilty until proven ______________ "

innocent

200

This is the person that helped someone commit the crime. They work with the suspect

accomplice

200

Who is the person responsible for interviewing the witnesses?

Detectives

200

This department studies bullets, guns, gunpowder on people and objects.

Ballistics/Firearms

200

This might match someone's shoe

shoeprint

300

Additional evidence to a crime scene is found here

secondary crime scene

300

What are the 4 main procedures that take place at a crime scene?

Interview, Examine, Document, Process

300

If a criminal breaks in a house with a hammer or uses a screwdriver to pick a lock, this is usually left behind and can be used as evidence.

toolmarks

300

Taking a person against their will

kidnap

400

Suspects will be brought in to provide __________________ evidence, giving their oral and written statements.

testimonial

400

This person issues search warrants

district attorney

400

If you work in this department, your job would be to study evidence from fires, explosions, paints, and glass.

Trace Chemistry

400

type of light that can help find evidence

ultraviolet

500

Detective Jones only found a small about of evidence when she was investigating who took the Gorilla's bananas. This evidence is called ____________ evidence

trace

500

It is very important to _____________ the point of entry and exit, and get a layout of the crime scene.

record or examine

500

Sometimes impressions are left behind from your lips, feet, ears, and shoes. This impressions are called _____________ ___________

latent prints

500

this instrument is used to find out if someone is lying or telling the truth

polygraph

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