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4. Who wrote the Sherlock Holmes books?

5. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

6. Who is known as the “father of toxicology?”

7. Orfilia

8. Who established the comparison microscope in firearms evidence?

9. Goddard

10. Who wrote the first treatise (paper) describing the application of science to the field of criminal investigations?

11. Gross

12. Who studied fingerprints as a method of personal identification?

13. Galton

14. What 3 things does the first officer on the scene have to do?

15. Provide medical attention
Arrest perp
Secure and isolate the scene

16. Name the 3 ways a crime scene is documented…

17. Photos
Notes
Sketches

18. Name 5 things that should be included in a sketch (rough or final)…

19. Evidence indicated as letters Measurements from 2 fixed points
Name of investigators
Time
Date
Case id #
Drawn to scale (final)
Key
Evidence indicated as letters
Measurements from 2 fixed points
Location of entrance(s) and exit(s)

20. How often should the note-taker be taking notes?

21. All the time, constantly.

22. Put these activities in order: remove the body, take photos, do a walk-through of the scene, identify body, do a final sketch.

23. do a walk-through of the scene
take photos
remove the body
do a final sketch

24. Which lab would a ransom note go to?

25. Document examination Unit

26. Where would a bullet casing and shells go?

27. Firearms unit

28. Where would hair and saliva samples go?

29. Biology unit

30. Where would a hard drive and cell phone go?

31. Forensic computer and digital analysis unit

32. What two different labs could a used drinking glass go to?

33. Biology unit for saliva samples & Latent fingerprint unit

34. What classification of evidence can be traced back to 1 source?

35. Individual evidence

36. What type of evidence can be traced back to many sources?

37. Class evidence

38. What would you would package bloodstained clothing in?

39. Brown bag

40. What would you back charred debris in?

41. Air-tight glass jar

42. The idea of “general acceptance” for scientific techniques to analyze evidence is known as…

43. Frye standard

44. Class or individual evidence?
Hair

45. Class

46. Class or individual evidence?
Saliva

47. Individual
(contains DNA)

48. Which database would a DNA sample go to?

49. CODIS

50. Which database would you search to find info about a paint chip from a hit-and-run?

51. PDQ

52. Which database would you search to look for a match to a firearm?

53. NIBIN

54. Final Jeopardy
Make your wager

55. What is the difference btwn an expert witness and a lay witness?
How does the expert witness become the expert and who says so?

56. Lay witness: eyewitness to the crime
Expert witness: skill, trade, education, occupation in an area of interest to the court
Lay witness: eyewitness to the crime
Expert witness: has education, training, significant experience in area, judge is gatekeeper and allows or disallows expert witness for that case only.