What is Criminalistics
The Crime Scene
Death Investigation
Fingerprints
How Much do you Know?
100

Criminalistics is the use of what?

What is scientific knowledge and skill.

100

Who is responsible for ensuring the scene is secured, preserved, and protected to the best of their ability?

Who is the first officer on the crime scene?

100

How many manners of death classifications are there?

What is five. 

100

How many main categories of fingerprints are there?

What is 3.

100

Who is associated with being the creator of Sherlock Holmes?

Who is Sir Conan Doyle. 

200

This form of evidence is the only major avenue of an investigation free of inherent error or bias.

What is physical evidence. 

200

What are the methods to recording the crime scene?

What are notes, video recording, photography, body-worn cameras, and sketches. 
200

Who is the only one trained to perform the autopsy?

What is forensic pathologist. 

200

What are the 3 main categories of fingerprints?

Arches, loops, whorls. 

200

Who determines a death through maggots?

 Who is a forensic entomologist. 

300

This person can determine victim characteristics using anthropological knowledge of humans and skeletal structure.

What is a forensic anthropologist?

300

This is the gravitational settling of blood which is no longer bring pumped through the body after death, causing a bluish-purple discoloration of the skin.

What is liver mortis. 

300

What type of incision is cut for an internal autopsy?

What is a Y-incision. 

300

This can also be used to help identify a suspect as it has its own DNA. 

What are plants. 

300

This microscope is the most frequently used and most versatile microscope found in the crime lab

What is the stereoscopic microscope. 

400

This case rejected the validity of the polygraph?

What is Frye v. United States.

400

Evidence not handled accurately or promptly becomes what in a court of law?

What is inadmissible. 

400

These can be used to help establish identification on a victim. 

What are scars, marks, and tattoos. 

400

A technique for visualizing latent fingerprints by exposing them to iodine vapors uses a process known as what?

What is sublimation. 

400

The iris, retina, and facial scans are types of what form of forensics?

What is forensic biometrics.

500

This case set a standard for admitting expert witness testimony and ensuring evidence submitted meets scientific standard.

What is Daubert. 

500

This is important to maintain to ensure evidence remains accounted for and handled appropriately. 

What is the chain of custody. 

500

This is needed in order to compare sampled. 

What is a reference/standard. 

500

What are impressions cause by the transfer of body
perspiration or oils present on the finger ridges on
the surface of an object?

What are invisible (latent) prints. 

500

This case was dismissed because the bloodstains did not match the victims (Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman) and were not identifiable to the suspect in question. 



Who is O.J. Simpson

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