Crime Scene Investigation Team
Types of Evidence
The Seven S's of Crime Scene Investigation
Staged Crime Scenes and Advances in Crime Scene Investigation
Mapping the Outdoor Crime Scene and Analyzing Evidence
100

Who is usually the first to arrive at a crime scene?

Police officers

100

Firsthand observations such as eyewitness accounts or police cameras are examples of?

Direct Evidence

100

The first S in the Seven S's of Crime Scene Investigation is?

Securing the Scene

100

Crime scenes that are staged will contain evidence that is?

not consistent with the testimony of witnesses 

100
To express that evidence is underground, you will use?

negative numbers

200

Who documents the crime scene in detail and collects all physical evidence?

Crime Scene Investigators

200

When someone comes in to contact with an object or another person, a cross-transfer of physical evidence can occur. This is known as?

Locard's Principle of Exchange

200

Step 4, Seeing the Scene, tells us to use what technique to record evidence locations?

Triangulation 

200

Until all evidence is collected and interviews are complete all deaths should be treated as?

Homicides

200

When creating a collection site, locate a permanent, fixed point of reference called a?

Datum point
300

Detectives interview witnesses, CSI's, and specialist to gather information to?

Reconstruct the crime scene

300

An example of individual evidence would be?

Hair follicle, fingerprints, DNA

300

What is used to contain trace evidence before placing it in a paper bag?

paper bindle 

300

What crimes could someone be covering up by committing arson?

murder, burglary

300
Forming a hypothesis of the sequence of events from before the crime was committed through its commission is a part of?

Reconstructing the crime scene

400

What type of specialist can estimate time since death by studying insects colonizing the body?

Forensic pathologists
400

Evidence that does not prove a fact but implies it is called?

Circumstantial Evidence

400

When securing the evidence, what is one of the most important things you can do?

Maintain the chain of custody

400

What advance in crime scene investigation allows investigators to record crime scenes in real time and document evidence for later viewing by jurors?

3-D camera called the OSCR 360

400
All information must be shared with the defense in what process of trial

Discovery

500

Who autopsies the body and determines the cause of death?

forensic pathologists

500

What type of evidence narrows an identity to a group of persons or things?

Class Evidence

500

When searching for evidence, what four search patterns can you use?

Grid, linear, quadrant or zone, or spiral?

500
What can help locate buried bodies or evidence?

Ground penetrating radar

500

Evidence is considered to be 

Inclusive, exclusive, or inconclusive 

M
e
n
u