Investigation overview
A crime punishable by death or life in prison
What is a felony?
Used to find and record fingerprints
What is a latent print kit?
This amendment covers search and seizure
What is the 4th?
Anything real which has substance that helps solve a case
What is physical evidence?
FDLE
Who is the Florida Department of Law Enforcement?
How criminals operate?
Used to document the crime scene, can use digital media or film
What is a camera?
Terry v Ohio allows this
What is a stop and frisk?
Invisible light on the violet spectrum that causes substances to emit visible light
What is ultraviolet light?
DRT
What is dead right there?
A person's risk of being sued
What is civil liability?
Taken during the booking process of the arrested
What are mugshots?
"Fruits-of-the-poisonous-tree" or this rule
What is the exclusionary rule?
Abbreviation for deoxyribonucleic acid
What is DNA?
CSI
punishable by up to a year in jail
What is a misdemeanor?
Laying something next to an object to compare its size, or used to weigh things
What is a scale?
This requires that searches consider the probable size and shape of the evidence seeked
What is the "elephant-in-a-matchbox" doctrine?
Used to make impressions, also refers to the impression that results
What is a cast?
NCIC/FCIC
National Crime Information Center / Florida Crime Information Center
Often the key to solving crimes
What are witnesses?
Ribbon to enclose a crime scene
What is crime scene tape?
Used by police to search for suspect, missing persons and drugs
What are canines?
This compound is expelled from a firearm when shot, can extend 5 feet and settles on hands, clothing and other objects
What is gun shot residue?
LEO