Evidence
Evidence that establishes a fact
Direct Evidence
Which Amendment protects against unreasonable search and seizures.
Fourth Amendment
Produced by direct contact between a person and an object or between two objects
Pattern Evidence
A witness with experience or training on a specific matter
Expert Witness
What do the two A's in ADAPT stand for
Assess, and Arrest
Evidence that requires an inference about what happened
Indirect or Circumstantial Evidence
Double Jeopardy falls under which Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Evidence that is produced by a specific event or action.
Conditional Evidence
The standard that assesses a scientific testimony based on vailed reasoning
Daubert Standard
What is a type of search pattern used at crime scenes
Line, Zone, Spiral, and Grid
A type of Direct Evidence
Eyewitness or Victim Testimony
Confessions
Physical evidence found on the person
Audio or Visual recording of the act or crime
What is given with the sixth Amendment
Speedy Trial
Evidence that is easily changed; observed by the first officer on the scene
Transient Evidence
The standard that needs to be approved by the majority of the scientific community.
Frye Standard
Is a torn piece of paper Individual or class evidence
Individual Evidence since it can be pieced together