Memory/Attention
Someone who sees a crime happen
What is an eyewitness?
Type of prints most commonly found at crime scenes
What are fingerprints?
Phrase for taking photos at a crime scene
What is "Shooting the Scene"?
Term for clearing someone from blame for a fault or wrongdoing after due consideration of a case
What is Exonerate?
The # of types of attention
What is 4 types?
Synonymous term for DNA testing
Crime scene photographs capture
What is evidence and physical settings?
The main type of scientific evidence used to exonerate the wrongfully convicted
What is DNA Evidence?
The main reason for the decrease in attention span over the past 30 years
What is use of technology?
Term that means study of crime
What is criminology?
Individuals that use crime scene photos to do further analysis later on
What are Investigative Detectives?
What is a Crime Scene Technician?
The ability to process more than one piece of information at a time
What is divided attention?
Scientists studied this from morgues to figure out the physiological effects of poison
What is brains?
Crime scene conditions
Location & Lighting
DNA is the ------- ---- for the human body
What is Genetic Code?
The type of memory that allows you to perform specific actions and skills
What is long term procedural memory?
Organelle that holds DNA
What is the Mitochondria?
Crime scene photographs are taken before any
What are distrubances?
DNA profiles from biological evidence at crime scenes and DNA profiles of the convicted are found
What is CODIS Index?