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CSI
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Questioned Docs
DNA
100

What is "Every contact leaves a trace"

Locard's exchange principle

100

To develop a hypothesis of the sequence of events from before the crime was committed through its completion

Crime scene reconstruction


100

Three patterns of fingerprints

Loop

Arch

Whorl

100

A document of known origin used for comparison...

Exemplar

100

Segment of DNA that contains info to produce a protein

Gene

200

This forensic specialty  involves experts who determine the cause and manner of death             

Pathology

200

What does ADAPT stand for?

Assess

Detain

Arrest

Protect

Take Notes

200

Points where print ridges come together or end are called...

Minutiae

200

Documents that are made, adapted or falsified with intention to deceive...

Forgeries

200

Approximately how many base pairs are there in human DNA?

3 billion

300

Our interpretation of what we take in using our senses is called...

Perception

300

What are the two methods of measuring a crime scene?

Rectangular Coordinate

Triangulation 

300

Two methods of lifting prints on non-porous surfaces...

Dusting

Cyanoacrylate (superglue)

300

Technique for separating and identifying components of mixtures

Chromatography

300

Used to trace maternal relatives, found in hair, bones and teeth.

mtDNA
400

Testifying to a court about your specific forensic specialty is known as a...

expert witness

400

Firsthand observations of a crime (eyewitness, video camera, confession) is considered what type of evidence?

Direct
400

This method reacts with the amino acids left behind in a print...

Ninhydrin 
400

What does ESDA stand for?

Electrostatic Detection Apparatus 

400

Three steps of creating a DNA profile...

Extraction

Amplification

Gel Electrophoresis 

500

Not observing details or events that are in plain sight because your attention is focused on something else is...

inattentional blindness

500

substances obtained from a victim, suspect, or other sources used for comparison...

Reference Sample

500

Based on the notes (not current data) how many fingerprint records are in AFIS?

70 million

500

One of the 12 handwriting characteristics: crosses and dots on T's and I's

Diacritics

500
Regions of the DNA that have repeating sequences, used to create a DNA profile.

How many are currently being used?

STR - Short Tandem Repeats

20 (since 2017)

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