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Unit 3
True or False
100

What's an emergency?

When someone is in danger

Danger Danger!!

100

What can be used to pick up small items?

Metal/plastic forceps

100

Where can you find fingerprints? (on the human body)

fingers, toes, feet, palms, and lips

100

Fingerprint Patterns

Arch, loops, and whorls

100

Fingerprints are unlike others and very unique 

True

200

How can dried blood be useful?

It can leave prints 

200

fingerprint pattern with one delta that opens to the little finger


ULNAR LOOP


200

what 3 types of fingerprints that can be found

Patent, Plastic, and Laten

200

Fingerprint Patterns 2

reg Arch, Tented Arch, Ulnar Loop, Radial Loop, reg Whorl, Central Pocket Loop, Double Loop Whorl, Accidental Whorl

200

You don't need to wear gloves in crime scenes

false

300

What does the 4th amendment protect?

Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures

300
Locard's Exchange Principle II.

The intensity, duration, and nature of the materials in contact determine the extent of the transfer

300

What is the fingerprint Identification system called?

AFIS

300

How many fingerprints are recorded in AFIS

50+ million

300

Two individuals can look the same but their prints can be different

True

400

What does the 6th Amendment do?

It guarantees several rights to individuals accused of a crime in criminal prosecutions

400

What does a crime scene investigator do 

A crime scene examiner looks at the scene. The photography unit takes photos of the overall area and close up photos with and without a measuring ruler, called a photographic scale

400

Whats the method of fingerprint analysis called?

Galton Henry Method

400

He created a system of body measurements to distinguish one individual from another


ALPHONSE BERTILLON

400

dna evidence is possible to be destroyed by extreme heat or sunlight.

correct

500

AFIS

Automated Fingerprint Identification System


500

Name all the points that should be considered for a crime scene to be staged

1. Initially treat all death investigations as homicides

2. Do the type of wounds on the victim match the weapon

3. Could the wounds be easily self-inflicted

4. Establish a profile of the victim through interviews with friends and family

5. Evaluate the behavior of the victim before the event

6. Evaluate the behavior of any suspects before the events

7. corroborate statements with evidential facts

8. Reconstruct the event

500

What chemicals helps you see fingerprints on paper?

Ninhydrin and Iodine Fuming

500

What chemical helps you see fingerprints on wood?

Silver Nitrate

500

Blood type can be used to positively identify a specific person.

False, DNA can do this not a Blood type

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