Witness/Memory and Attention
History of Forensics
Crime Scene Etiquette/Evidence Collection
Innocence Project/DNA Evidence
100

What can block out an eyewitness's memory of an event?

trauma 

100

Odelbreecht developed something that helps people remember every detail of a crime scene.

photos at crime scenes

100

What is the ultimate goal of collecting evidence?

To convict the alleged perpatrator.

100

What's it called when someone in jail is ruled as innocent?

Exonerate

300

What’s the type of memory that can hold information longer than 30 seconds?

long term memory

300

When was the very first academic curricula in forensic science set up?

1902

300

What containers are used to collect arson evidence?

Air-tight metal containers.

300

Where can DNA evidence be collected from?

Blood, hair, skin cells, body substances.

500

What is the type of attention that is able to process two or more responses to two or more different demands simultaneously?

divided attention 

500

Where did forensic science originate?

china

500

What is used to capture fingerprints?

Specialized powders, brushes, cameras, and tape.

500

what is the second goal of the innocence project?

to bring reform to the justice system