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CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) Observations, Crime scene + Evidence $100 The principle which states that evidence will be transferred when two objects come in contact with one another

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CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) Observations, Crime scene + Evidence $200 Fingerprints and DNA are examples of this type of evidence

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CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) Observations, Crime scene + Evidence $300 A Nike shoe, type A blood, and piece of cotton fiber are all examples of this type of evidence

CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Observations, Crime scene + Evidence $300 Class evidence: evidence that can be associated only with a group of items that share properties or characteristics

CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) Observations, Crime scene + Evidence $400 Explain the difference between testimonial evidence and physical evidence

CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Observations, Crime scene + Evidence $400 Testimonial: What is said in court by a witness (flaws include how they remember) Physical: tangible items that prove material fact

CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) Observations, Crime scene + Evidence $500 A written record of all the people who have had possession of an item of evidence from a crime scene is called this

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CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) Hair $100 Hair is an example of trace evidence. What is trace evidence?

CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Hair $100 Physical evidence that is found at a scene but in small amounts

CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) Hair $200 True or false: microscopic examination of hair can always determine the gender

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CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) Hair $300 Hair samples are obtained from 5 suspects. The 5 samples are considered these.

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CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) Fibers $500 What is the identify of the fiber? How do you know?

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CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) DNA $100 What does DNA stand for?

CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme DNA $100 Deoxyribonucleic acid

CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) DNA $200 What type of evidence is DNA?

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CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) DNA $400 A blood sample is recovered from a crime scene and analyzed via gel electrophoresis. The DNA of several suspects are analyzed as well. Using the gel sample provided, determine whose blood was recovered.

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CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) DNA $500 Two parents have STR markers: 12, 15 and 12, 17. What are the possible STR markers of their children?

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CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) Serology $100 Define serology

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CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Serology $400 All: Universal recipient (A, B, AB, or O) BUT they can only give to AB AB = no antigens Rh factor = a separate antigen

CheerSilenceLoseTimerBooTheme Start Timer GO TO ANSWER (question) Serology $500 A father has blood type A, A mother has blood type B, their son has type AB and their daughter has type O. What are the genotypes of the father and the mother?

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