Criminal Inv basic perspective 13th

An early system of human identification based on eleven measurements of the human body

An ongoing situation where the family of the offender retaliates against the victim for the unjust punishment of a crime

The nickname of the London police which is used in reference to the founder, Sir Robert Peel.

A fair and open system of testing new hires and those seeking promotion to ensure that only the best candidates are selected for government positions.

Supervised night watchmen and brought arrested offenders before a magistrate.

Individualization of physical evidence in a crime lab; also referred to as forensic science.

An early French researcher, Edmond Locard believed that when a criminal come in contact with another object or person, a cross-transfer of evidence may occur. primarily of hairs and fivers.

The use of science to answer legal questions.

The call for assistance from citizens to aid the night watchmen or police

A corrupt system of hiring only friends or supporters for government jobs.