People/History I
Organization of a Crime Lab
Forensic Careers
FS and the Law
Miscellaneous
100

The principle that states every contact leaves trace evidence was developed by



Edmond Locard

100

Where is the oldest crime lab in the US?

LAPD

100

Which forensic specialist analyzes skeletal remains?

Forensic Anthropology

100

In 1993, this case set the standard for admissibility of scientific expert testimony.

Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

100

A person who has seen someone or something and can communicate these facts

eyewitness

200

"Father of Ballistics" and the comparison microscope

Calvin Goddard

200

What is the biggest crime lab in the world?


Who started it?

FBI Crime Lab


J. Edgar Hoover

200

Which forensic specialist analyzes dental evidence for crime purposes?

forensic odontologist

200

Which case started the precedent that expert testimony based on scientific principles or procedures is admissible as evidence where the principle or procedure has "gained general acceptance" in its specified field? 

Frye v. United States

200

The interpretation of information received from senses. 

perception

300

Mathieu Orfila is considered to be the father of___________________.

Toxicology

300

Which service provided by full-service Crime labs does the following.

"Examines handwritting and typewritting on suspecious doucments to determine the validity and source of the document."

Biology Unit

Document Examination Unit

Toxicology Unit

Voiceprint Analysis Unit

Document Examination Unit

300

Which type of forensic specialist uses medical science for legal purposes, such as determining cause of death?  

forensic pathologist

300

Which Amendment guarantees that you are not tried twice for the same crime and that you are not required to incriminate yourself?

5th Amendment

300

What type of reasoning is used in the following statement: 

'If it is snowing, then the temperature is below freezing. It is snowing, so the temperature is below freezing'?

deductive reasoning

400

Published Finger Prints about the uniqueness and classification of prints.

Francis Galton

400

All of the following are basic services provided by "full-service crime laboratories" except: 

Document Examination Unit

Firearms/Ballistics Unit

Toxicology Unit

Biology Unit

Toxicology Unit

400

Which forensic specialist determines ones competency to stand trial?

forensic psychiatrist

400

The amendment that protects against unreasonable search and seizure is

4th Amendment

400

What type of reasoning is used in the following statement: 

'Every time I eat junk food, I feel sick, so junk food is bad for my health'

inductive reasoning

500

Who was famous for typing blood from stains on fabrics found at crime scenes?

Leone Lattes

500

Which of the following is NOT an optional service and should be provided by a full-service crime laboratory?


Polygraph Unit

Photography Unit

Latent Fingerprint Unit

Vocieprint Analysis Unit

Photography Unit

500

Which forensic specialist studies insects to determine time of death?

forensic entomologist

500

The Innocence Project found that most wrongful convictions were based on what type of evidence?


What type of evidence does The Innocence Project largely use to exonoerate people?

eyewitness testimony



DNA

500

What are the 4 major federal crime labs?

FBI

DEA

ATF

USPS/USPIS

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