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

 _______ is information that is remembered unconsciously and effortlessly. 

 Implicit memory 

100

 In 1900 Karl Landsteiner was the first to discover human _______ groups and was awarded the Nobel prize for his work in 1930. 

  1. Blood groups 

100

 What type of evidence is collected at a crime scene? 

Blood, hair fibers, body fluids, and fingernails

100

When was the Innocence Project founded?

It was founded in 1992

200

 Reading a recipe and preparing a meal is an example of _________

Alternating attention - the ability to alternate back and fourth between 

200

When was the FBI crime laboratory created? 

1932

200

  What are the goals for the collection of evidence? 

 To help establish what happened by using crime scene reconstruction. To identify the person who did it. To preserve the evidence for analysis and collect it in a way that will make it stand out in court.

200

What were the mission statements for the Innocence Project (there are six)?  

 Exonerate, Improve, Reform, Support, Educate, Build 

300

What percentage of exonerees were wrongly convicted because of eyewitness misidentification? 

 63% based on the innnocence project exoneries

300

 PCR was first formulated by _______, while he was working at Cetus Corporation in 1983.

  1.  Kerry Mullis

300
  1.  When tagging what information needs to be written on the tag?

 Police identification number, date/time, description of the item, where the evidence was collected, and who collected it.

300

 How many Innocence Project clients have been exonerated by DNA?

192

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