Investigation
Evidence
More evidence
A little bit of everything
100

How does the scientific method apply to Criminal Science Investigation?

Question
Research
Hypothesis
Test
Analyze data
Conclusion

100

What does direct evidence and circumstantial evidence mean?

Direct involves first-hand observation, circumstantial is left behind at the scene.

100

There are three things one must prove to define someone as a suspect 

Motive

Means

Opportunity

100

What kind of pet does Rebeca have?

A chihuahua

200

Police officers do what at a crime scene?

Secure the scene

Separate witnesses 

200

Name five examples of physical evidence 

•Fingerprints

•Footprints

•Shoeprints

•Tire impressions

•Tool marks

•Fibers

•Weapons

•Bullets

•Shell casings

200

The burn test compares how different fibers burn, the differences we see are

Flame size

Speed

Residue 

Odor

200
The 3 patterns found on fingerprints are

Loops, whorls and arches

300

What is the primary scene and a secondary scene?

A crime may have been committed in one location (primary) and the criminals may have moved to a second location to finalize the crime (secondary)

300

Name three examples of biological evidence

Hair

Plants

Bodily fluids

Natural fibers

300

Class evidence helps to ______________

Narrow an identity to a group of persons or things

300

What are latent prints? 

perspiration, oils, and amino acids on t skin are transferred into an object, leaving an "invisible" latent print

400

What is the job of a criminal science investigator?

Document the crime scene, collect physical evidence, record data, sketch the scene, and photograph the scene

400

Regenerated fibers are different from synthetic fibers in what way?

Regenerated fibers come from cellulose (plants) while synthetic fibers are chemically made.

400

How are tool marks collected or documented?

Photographs

Measure

Cast

400

What type of glass is bulletproof glass?

laminated glass

500

Name at least 5 of the seven S's of crime scene investigation

1.Securing the scene

2.Separating the witnesses

3.Scanning the scene

4.Seeing the scene

5.Sketching the scene

6.Searching for evidence

7.Securing and collecting evidence

500

Name the three categories of evidence

Trace, class and individual

500

How is evidence secured when collected?

Packaged, sealed and labeled. 

•packaged in a paper bindle

•Placed in a plastic or paper container, sealed with tape and labeled with the signature of the collector

•handling carefully. Must sign a chain of custody log

500

Bloodstain experts are able to find out

weapon used

directionality 

trajectory

timeline


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