Being a witness/ Memory and Attention
History of Forensics
Crime Scene Etiquette
Innocence Project and DNA Evidence
100

Factors that affect eyewitness memories.  

What is stress, concentration, and distractions. 

100

The BCE paintings and prehistoric rock carvings had? 

What is fingerprints? 

100

Purpose behind seperating witnesses. 

What is preventing corroberation on a story. 

100

The Innocence project's goals. 

What is exonerating criminals using DNA evidence. 

300

What can affect a persons memory AFTER the fact. 

What is bias, personal beleifs, prejuduces, and motives. 

300

William Nichol invented this in 1828.

What is the polarizing light microscope. 

300

Patterns used to search for evidence. 

What is grid, linear, quadrant/ zone, and spiral. 

300

The founders of the Innocense Project. 

Who are Peter Neufeld and Barry Scheck? 

500

Difference between Episodic and Semantic memory. 

What is thought dependant episodes/ events (episodic)  versus independent and maintains records and logical inputs (semantic). 

500

In 1903 the New York State Prison started using this system for criminal identification. 

What is fingerprinting? 

500

Reason for letting wet, biological evidence to air dry before packaging. 

What is preventing DNA corrosion and preventing mold from growing. 

500

The goal of a Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test. 

What is analyzing samples of DNA to generate a DNA profile of a suspect?