7's
Admissibility
History of Forensics
Types of Evidence
Crime Scene Processing
100
This person(s) is responsible for securing the scene

Who is the first responder or police officer

100

This is second hand testimony

What is Hearsay

100

This person formulated the basic principle of forensic science that "every contact leaves a trace"

Who is Edmond Locard

100

This material can be linked to a SINGLE source

What is Individual Evidence

100

This is when a crime scene log should be taken

What is the entire time of the crime scene

200

This step is where you figure out where the primary scene is and if there is a secondary scene

What is Scanning the scene

200

This standard does not offer any guidance on reliability

What is the Frye Standard

200

This is the practical application of science in the LEGAL SYSTEM

What is Forensic Science

200

A confession is this type of evidence

What is Direct Evidence

200

This is the original location of a crime scene

What is the primary location

300

These are the two most important factors when securing a crime scene the two most important factors

What is the safety of an individuals and preserving evidence
300

This actually value proves something

What is probative value

300

This person is considered the father of Forensics Toxicology

Who is Mathew Orfila

300

A shoe print is this type of evidence

What is Class Evidence

300

This type of picture is only of the object

What is a close-up

400

This happens when you are seeing the scene

What taking photos of the scene

400

The neglect of proper protocols and procedures of a crime can lead to this and cause inadmissibility

What is Contamination and Cross-Contamination 

400

This person is the Father of Criminal Identification 

Who is Alphonse Bertillon

400

This type of evidence implies a fact but does not prove it

What is Circumstantial Evidence

400

This needs to be attached to every piece of evidence collected

What is an evidence log

500

These are the 7S's in order 

What is Secure the Scene, Separate the Witnesses, Scan the Scene, See the Scene, Sketch the Scene, Search for Evidence, Secure and Collect Evidence

500

This determines whether something can be admitted as evidence

What is the theory and technique can be tested, the science has been offered for peer review, the rate of error is acceptable, the method has widespread acceptance, and the theory or technique follows standards. 
500

This System is based on the Henry Classification System used by Edward Henry

What is AFIS

500

A gun would be consider both of these types of evidence

What is Circumstantial and Class Evidence

500

Bloodstained materials must be packaged in this

What is paper a paper bag/envelope