Crime Scene
Intro & History
Trace Evidence
Death Investigation
Fingerprinting
100

The first priority at a scene after ensuring that everybody is safe

What is securing the scene?

100

Forensics is defined as science as it applies to 

What is law?

100

First instrument used in any trace analysis of evidence

What is a microscope?

100

stiffening of muscles after death

What is rigor mortis?

100

The least common type of fingerprint of the three main classes

What is an arch?

200

Type of evidence that includes a person's statements or opinions

What is testimonial evidence?

200

The principle that is the defining idea behind all of forensics

What is 'every contact leaves a trace'?

200

This evidence may indicate that hair was forcibly removed 

What is the follicle?

200

Professional who determines cause and manner of death

What is medical examiner or forensic pathologist?

200

Term used to describe prints not visible to the naked eye

What are latent prints?

300

Three methods to record a crime scene 

What is photography, notes and sketch?

300

A detailed list of every person who came in contact with an item of evidence

What is chain of custody?

300

When a projectile breaks glass this direction of the projectile may be determined because a larger fracture will be found .....

What is on the exit side of the glass?

300
Science that studies insects and can use them to determine PMI

What is entomology?

300

Individualized characteristics in fingerprints

What are minutiae points?

400

Two of the four search patterns that may be used at a crime scene

What are zone, grid, line or spiral?  (any two)

400

Type of evidence that leads to a group but not an individual

What is class evidence?

400

Type of fibers that originate from a plant or animal

What are natural fibers?

400

Pooling of blood to lower parts of body after death

What is livor mortis?

400

Identical twins have different fingerprints but the same

What is DNA?

500

When evidence is transferred from the original source to another through an intermediate object

What is a secondary transfer of evidence (or indirect)?

500

Forensic discipline that involves drugs and poisons

What is toxicology?

500

The only way typically to individualize fiber, paint or glass fragments

What is physical fit or tear/break pattern?

500

Asphyxia or hypoxia listed in an autopsy indicate this 

What is lack of oxygen or blocking an airway in some way?

500

Brandon Mayfield was wrongly accused of the Madrid train bombing.  Part of the reason was the low quality print taken from this surface

What is a plastic bag?