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Forensics is the study and application of ______ to matters of law.
Science
Who is the father of ballistics?
Calvin Goddard
When was the earliest known use of blood splatter evidence?
1500's
Which of the following is NOT a member of the Crime Scene Team?
Prosecuting Attorney
Which is NOT an area of Forensic Science
Stamping
What is the universal blood type?
O+
Any material items that are present at the crime scene:
Evidence
Which type of crime scene search pattern would absolutely require more than one investigator?
Zone
The Latin term for “forensic” means ________.
Who developed a system to identify people using body measurements?
Bertillon
Which unit of basic crime lab examines body fluids?
Biology
The following are the seven _________ skills necessary to work through and solve crimes:
Deductive and Inductive Reasoning
Classifying
Comparing and Contrasting
Problem Solving
Analyzing Perspectives
Constructing Support
Error Analysis
Complex Reasoning Skills
What is the most important part of Forensic Science?
Crime Scene
The innocence Project was created in _________?
1992
Statement of where a suspect was at the time of a crime:
Alibi
The crime scene notes must accurately record:
All of the Above
Who developed the job of coroner in 1149 AD?
What states “Every criminal can be connected to a crime by particles carried from the crime scene. When a criminal comes into contact with an object or person, a cross-transfer of evidence occurs.”
Which of the following does NOT have a Crime Lab Agency found within the Department of Justice?
What is the supreme body of law that governs the U.S.?
US Constitution
What is the “List of persons who come into the possession of an item of evidence?
Chain of Custody
A preliminary scene survey is also known as _______.
Walk Through
Evidence can provide:
All of the above
What is the study of bodily fluids?
Serology
Who established the FBI in 1905?
Theodore Roosevelt
What decided what evidence is allowed courts depends on what is “generally accepted” by the relevant scientific community?
The first crime lab in the US was opened in 1923 in ________.
Los Angeles
Which of the following is not a right guaranteed by the Bill of Rights?
Right for Miranda Rights read to you
Finding a suspect’s weapon at a crime scene is _______ evidence that the suspect was there?
Trace
Any physical location in which a crime has occurred or is suspected of having occurred is?
Crime Scene
Whorl, Arch and loop are all types of:
Fingerprints
Which substance doesn’t cause a false positive for blood?
Chocolate
Who established the first crime lab?
Edmond Locard
What did Edmond Locard develop?
When was the FBI crime lab created?
1920's
What includes the psychological angle, studying the crime scene for motive, traits, and behavior that will help to interpret the evidence?
Criminology
Person thought to be capable of committing a crime.
Suspect
A rough sketch doesn’t include:
Date, location and time of incident
Sketch of suspect
How many different patterns of blood splatter/spray are there?
9