Memory & Attention
What is an eye witness testimonies considered as?
Direct Evidence
In 1880, physician Henry Faulds, working in Tokyo, recognized the identification value unique fingerprints would have as he was working at an _________?
Archeological dig site
What is the main responsibility of EMTs?
The administer aid to people at the crime scene.
Most people aided by the Innocence Project have spent how long in prison already?
About 10 years
How many students are in the B block class?( must answer in 10 seconds)
24 students
24 students
What is the the percentage of eye witnesses who make a mistake?
25%
When was the Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System(IAFIS) created?
1999
What does the job of a medical coroner include? (List two)
Identify the victim
Identifying cause of death
Notifying next of kin
Signing the death certificate
When did Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld form the Innocence Project?
When do the seniors graduate?
May 27, 2022
June 3, 2022
What is the difference between class evidence and individual evidence?
The former allows investigators to narrow the suspect to a group of people sharing a trait( blood type), the later allows for investigators to pin a specific suspect( fingerprints)
The first use of medical knowledge in solving crime was the book, ‘Hsi Duan Yu’ written in _____, distinguished between ________.
- 1248
- strangulation and drowning
Criminal psychologists, often called criminal profilers, have a multitude of job duties they take on. The most common of these responsibilities include( submit 3)
Evaluate why people commit crimes
Assess how likely a criminal is to reoffend
Provide expert testimony in court
Make an educated guess about actions taken after a crime
Create a criminal profile
What is the average amount of years served by Innocence Project recipients before being aided?
14 years
How many senior students are there in the class of 2022?
377 students