Physical Evidence
The amount of evidence the investigators can collect
What is as much as they need (infinite amount)?
Tracks the movement of evidence by documenting each person who has possession of it
What is Chain of Custody?
Responsible for securing the crime scene
What is the responding officer?
Record the crime scene in this order:
Photograph
Sketch
?
What is Take Notes?
The 1st thing you do during a water rescue, before calling for help
What is throw a rope or life ring in the water?
Evidence must establish:
1) Crime has occurred
2) Link between the crime and the victim
and....
What is a link between the crime and the perpetrator?
The 1st step in the evidence collection sequence
What is Identify the Evidence?
This begins at the crime scene
What is Forensic Science?
Take at least __________ photographs of each piece of evidence.
What is 2?
Police reports are written in this:
What is 1st Person?
point person who oversees the evidence collection at the crime scene
What is the Evidence Collector?
The 3rd step in the evidence collection sequence
What is Bag it?
The "P" in A.D.A.P.T.
What is Protect Scene?
This cannot replace still photos
What is a video?
3 Angles of crime scene photographs are :Close-Up, Mid-Range and:
What is Overview?
This evidence is collected 1st
What is the most critical evidence?
The Chain of Custody starts when....
What is when the evidence is first found?
The "T" in A.D.A.P.T.
What is Take Notes?
Each item of evidence is measured from 2 ______________ ____________
What are fixed points?
Tells the reader what symbols, drawings and numbers mean on a crime scene sketch
What is the key or legend?
The Medical Examiner performs this procedure on a deceased person to establish the manner and cause of death
What is an autopsy?
When the evidence custodian is NOT there, this is the location where the evidence is placed and documented on the chain of custody
What is the evidence locker?
The "D" in A.D.A.P.T.
What is Detain Witnesses?
These must be 100% accurate on a crime scene sketch
Body of the crime
What is Corpus Delicti?