History
Father of Toxicology
Matthieu Orfila
How many DPS labs are in Texas
16
What does DEA stand for
Drug Enforcement Administration.
Set of facts and circumstances that would lead a responsible and prudent person to believe a crime has been or is being committed.
PROBABLE CAUSE
Father of questioned documents
Albert Osborn
How many DPS labs are there for DNA
10
What does ATF stand for
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.
which kind of warrant authorizes officials to search more than one area. Serves as a warrant authorizing the seizure of everything at a given location without specifying items.
blanket
Father of fingerprinting
Francis Galton
How many DPS labs are there for friction ridge (fingerprints)
4
who focuses on determining the cause of death by examining a corpse.
Pathologist
A warrantless entry due to clear and present danger of death or physical injury. Threat of removal or evidence destruction.
Exigent circumstance
Father of Anthropometry
Alphonse Bertillion
How many DPS labs are there for firearms
8
who investigate crimes against persons and property. Possess knowledge ranging from fingerprint processing/examination, shooting reconstruction/ballistics, and bloodstain pattern analysis, etc.
CSI
Where are some areas of diminished privacy
Correctional institutions, Schools, Regulated industry
"Principle of Exchange"
Edmond Locard:
Which lab do we send to here in the Fort Worth area
Garland
who conducts examinations and evaluations of dental evidence as part of a criminal case.
odontologist
What year was Mapp v Ohio
1961