Witness/Memory and Attention
History of Forensics
Crime Scene Etiquette
The Innocence Project and DNA Evidence
100
True or false: The memory somebody has of a crime is permanent and has no way of getting twisted in their heads.
What is false?
100
Discovered the structure of DNA
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Who is Franklin, Watson, and Crick?
100
The category gloves, safety glasses, lab coat, hair tied back, and closed toed shoes fall under.
What is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)?
100
Goal of the Innocence Project
What is using DNA evidence to release wrongly convicted individuals?
200
True or false: Your brain can lie to you and tell you to remember what you want to remember.
What is true?
200
How Franklin saw an image of DNA
What is an x-ray?
200
"Body or body parts, body fluids, hair, leaves or other plant parts, natural fibers, feathers, wood.”
What is biological evidence?
200
How DNA can prove individuals innocent.
What is running tests on the suspect DNA and the crime scene DNA to see if they match.
300
Long term explicit memory.
What is “Long term memory that is incharge of remembering facts and events.”
300
The name of the FBI DNA database
What is NIDIS?
300
The Seven S’s of Crime Scene Investigation.
What is...
Secure the scene
Separate the witnesses
Scan the scene
See the scene
Sketch the scene
Search for evidence
Secure and collect evidence
300
Number of cases the Innocence Project has helped and documented.
What is over 365 DNA exonerations. (as of January 2020)