Soil evidence
Explosives
Firearms and GSR
Vehicle evidence
Drugs
100

The horizon of soil that is modified by anthropogenic practices. Contains higher organic carbon content.

What is Horizon A: top soil?

100

Three things needed for combustion.

What is fuel, oxygen, and heat?

100

The three inorganic components of GSR.

What is lead, barium, and antimony?

100

Describe the differences between the driver and passenger side air bag.

What is round versus rectangular?

100

Drugs that depress the CNS; reduces pain.

Opiates such as morphine, heroin, codeine, oxycodone, fentanyl.

What is Narcotics?

200

A measure of strength and cohesion of a soil. The magnitude of force needed to cause disruption or distortion.

What is Soil Consistency?

200

An extremely rapid oxidation reaction with a high-speed shock wave, faster than the speed of sound.

What is detonation?

200

Minute imperfections found on the rifling cutter's surface. (individual characteristic)

What is striations?

200

How long is a VIN? and what numbers are not used?

What is 17 numbers long, and I, O, Q?

200

Name some Hallucinogens

What is marijuana, LSD, PCP, and ecstasy?

300

The percent composition of clay/slit/sand.

What is soil texture?

300

A class of explosives that progress at a speed of deflagration. Only detonates when confined.

What is low class explosive?

300
Used to describe the size of a shotgun barrel. A higher number means a smaller the diameter.

What is gauge?

300

Contains a rough/pitted filament with possible sag. Has darkened glass and a discoloured base.

What is an aged lamp?

300

The colour that heroine turns in the Marquis test.

What is purple?

400

The soil structure composed of vertical axises, bound by flat vertical surfaces.

What is Prism-like soil structure?

400

The main structural components of an explosive. (think elements!)

What is carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, and oxygen?

400

The maximum time for which GSR analysis should be collected?

What is 3 - 6 hours?

400

Excessive stretching of the lamp filament.

What is filament burnout?

400

The drug that produces an olive green colour in the Mandelin test.

What is amphetamines?

500

1) colour frequency ranging from red to yellow

2) lightness from white to black

3) degree of colour saturation/intensity of hue

What is hue, value, and croma?

500

A main (and stable) component of an IED.

What is ammonium nitrate?

500

Test on GSR for nitrates and nitrites.

What is the modified Griess test?
500

Conditions if light was on during accident?

- Filament is bent/twisted/stretched

- Glass adheres to filament

- Presence of oxides on filament

500

The color change for morphine in the Nitric Acid test?

What is orange-red-yellow?

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