Terminology
Terminology
Crime Scene Photography
Crime Scene Sketches
195-1
100
This type of evidence proves that someone didn't commit a crime
What is Exculpatory Evidence
100
These are 2 of the 4 crime scene search patterns
What are Spiral, Grid, Quadrant, or Linear search patterns
100
This type of camera lens is used to capture a critical comparison photograph
What is a macro lens
100
This program is used to create a finalized version of the rough sketch
What is Scene PD
100
Evidence collected at a crime scene must be turned in by ___
What is COB next duty day
200
This is an alternate location where evidence may be found
What is a Secondary Crime Scene?
200
Evidence that can narrow down to a large group is called ___
What is CLASS evidence/characteristics
*DAILY DOUBLE* What is the type that narrows down to a specific person? Give an example
200
Commonly referred to as the F/stop, this controls the amount of light that passes through the lens
What is aperture
200
The fixed points used to measure a crime scene are called __
What are Reference Points and/or Datum Points
200
This senior special agent must respond to all death scenes
What is the Special Agent in Charge
300
This is a statement of where a suspect was at the time of a crime. It comes from the Latin word that means "somewhere else"
What is an Alibi
300
This type of evidence refers to evidence that is found in small but measurable amounts such as strands of hair, fibers, or skin cells.
What is Trace Evidence?
300
The introduction of "noise" into a photograph is controlled by this camera setting
What is ISO
300
________ uses two fixed reference points to measure the distance of evidence and is the most accurate method.
What is Triangulation
300
This system is defined as a revolutionary way forward in submitting booking fingerprints
What is LiveScan
400
This type of evidence generally only looks at the evidence that supports the story you already believe to be true and ignores other evidence that doesn't fit that story
What is Anecdotal Evidence
400
Ninhydrin is used to process this type of evidence
What are latent prints
400
Scenario: You are photographing a latent print and want to send it directly to the lab for submission into AFIS, what image file format should be used?
What is a RAW and/or JPEG + RAW
400
A measurement technique used to measure evidence perpendicular to a reference point parallel to a crime scene is the ____________ method.
What is the baseline method
400
Name 4 USACIL branches/disciplines
What are Trace Evidence Branch, DNA Branch, Forensic Document Branch, Latent Prints Branch, Firearms/tool marks branch, Digital Evidence Branch, Investigative Support Branch
500
This is the type of glass fracture moving outward from the center as shown in this image.
What is a Radial Fracture?
500
Forensic technicians use this to detect trace amounts of blood at crime scenes, as it reacts with the iron in hemoglobin
What is luminol (someone may say hemasticks...moderately acceptable)
500
This exposure triangle involves these three principles of photography
What are aperture, shutter speed, and ISO
500
Aside from recording the scene, sketches are critical for fixing physical evidence and allow later scene analysis know as _____
What is crime scene reconstruction
500
The Crime Scene Handbook can be found in this CID Pamphlet
What is CID Pam 195-10