History of Forensics
What are some common situations forensic science may be used in?
Investigating criminal cases such as an assault, rape, murder, robbery or other.
What does a crime scene photographer do at a scene?
Photographers take photos of any evidentiary findings to then keep documented.
Name sources of DNA evidence.
Blood, saliva, urine, hair, teeth, etc.
What type of evidence is a photograph?
Demonstrative evidence
Where did forensic science originate in the world?
China.
What does a blood spatter analyst do to help out?
They help to solve the crime by collecting and analyzing physical blood at a scene or elsewhere. They can examine the shape and location of blood drops, stains and more.
What makes DNA evidence more accurate?
Having more genetic markers creates a greater accuracy.
What is the importance of photographic evidence?
Provides accurate measurements and distances among objects seen, at the scene
Who started forensics and opened the first crime laboratory in France?
Edmond Locard.
If there were visible bombs at a scene, who would be brought in?
Bomb technician.
Why is DNA evidence extremely important in case solving?
The evidence is a useful tool when in the search for justice for someone.
What are the essential requirements for any photographic evidence?
The photos must be true and accurate