History, Organization, & Law
Crime Scene Investigation
Serology
DNA
Hair and Fibers
100
Whenever two objects are in contact, some transfer of material may occur. This is known as __.
Locard’s Exchange Principle
100
The Innocence Project found that mostly faulty convictions were based on
Inaccurate eyewitness accounts
100
The most common blood type
O+ or O
100
DNA is this type of evidence. (double points if specific)
individual x1
biological x2
100
The central core of the hair is called the ______
Medulla
200
Which part of the brain is associated with visual processing?
Occipital Lobe
200
A signed ransom note is an example of this type of evidence
Direct
200
A presumptive blood test that investigators might use to identify blood at a crime scene. (list one)
Kastle-Meyer
Benzidine Test
Hemastix
Luminol Test
200
The databases that contains millions of DNA profiles.
CODIS
200
Wool is this type of fiber.
Natural Fiber
300
Known as the Father of Forensic Toxicology.
Mathieu Orfilia
300
The least amount of photographs that an investigator will take of ONE piece of evidence at a crime scene.
9
300
The fastest that free falling blood can travel is _____.
25 ft/sec
300
The nucleotides pair of ATCGGC
TAGCCG
300
The horizontal thread count
6
400
1st police crime lab in the U.S. opened in Los Angeles in which year? 1910, 1918, 1923, 1925
1923
400
The sixth (6th) "S" in Crime Scene Investigation.
Searching the Scene
400
This area is referred to as 
Area of Convergence
400
This professor developed the process of DNA profiling in 1984.
Alec Jeffreys
400
This famous political leader’s murder was solved through hair analysis.
Napoleon
500
This is made as a result of an observation
Perception
500
Circumstantial Evidence can be further classified as...(list one)
Physical or Biological
500
The AOI for a blood spatter with 5.9 cm L and 2.6 cm W.
26 degrees
500
This suspect committed the crime
Suspect 2
500
Diameter of the medulla is 0.2 and diameter of the hair is 0.4. What is the medullary index?
0.5