Being a Witness/Memory and Attention
History of Forensics
Crime Scene Etiquette
Innocence Project and DNA evidence
100

What are line up issues, visual characteristics, and anxiety/stress examples of?

Factors that will affect eyewitness testimony.

100

What year were fingerprints established?

700S

100

Are you always going to be looking for the same materials when collecting evidence in every case?

No. It will be based on each individual case.

100

What are the four names of the mission statements of The Innocence Project?

Exonerate, Improve, Reform, and Support

200

When evaluating eyewitness testimony what must you discriminate between?

Fact and opinion 

200

What did the FBI database introduce?

Computerized searches of a fingerprint database

200

How are liquids stored?

In airtight, unbreakable containers.

200

What are contamination, misplacement, and poor preservation examples of?

Issues of poor collection of DNA that will be thrown out in a court case.

300

Knowing how to make breakfast is what type of memory?

Long term implicit memory

300

Who was the first to individualize bullets to a gun barrel?

Alexandre Lacassagne

300

What is a Bindle?

It is a clean sheet of paper that is folded in a defined manner in a series of steps to store evidence

300

What percentage of faulty eyewitness accounts contributed to wrongful convictions?

87 percent 

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