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The exchange of evidence principle was ?
Locard
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Nitrogenous base NOT found in DNA
Uracil
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Who developed system where measurements of body used for ID purposes?
Bertillon
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The structure of DNA requires base pairing of ______.
T & A (thalamine & atamine)
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Case of "General Acceptance"
Frye vs U.S.
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Basic of crime scene reporting does not include ___________
infrared analysis
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______ can produce many exact copies of DNA segments.
PCR (polymerase chain reaction)
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ALL Evidence should be packaged ______
separately
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STR analysis has replaced RFLP, DNA typing, etc. All?? or which ones?
All of the above
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Best way to guarantee evidence will withstand from collection to court is
Chain of custody
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Amount of DNA required for STR analysis is ________ RLFP analysis
less than
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Physical evidence can be obtained from what?
crime scene, evidence, victim, suspect -- ALL OF ABOVE
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2 strands of DNA that have been separated, basic widths on one strand is ATCG, what is 2nd strand?
TACG
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Visible evidence has a ___________ than that of testimonial evidence.
or--- Physical evidence is considered to have ________ than testimonial evidence?
greater value
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Clothes containing blood should be packaged in ______
breathable paper after blood dries
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Evidence of tampering with position of a dead body is _______
livor mortis
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Pointed end of blood stain _______ its direction of travel
faces
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Rigor refers to ?
stiffness of body
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a murdered victim's blood found in a muzzle of firearm means ??
firearm was present at time of murder
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computerized data base used to store DNA is ______
CODIS
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REmoval of object off surface between origin of blood and target surface is _______
a void
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nucleus of an atom contains ________
protons and neutrons
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Proper location & documentation of blood stain patterns is responsibility of who?
all crime scene personnel
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which microscope has the largest potential working space?
stereoscopic microscope
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crime scene reconsruction requires what: piecing together, ME, etc -
ALL of above
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side by side view of 2 specimens is best obtained with __________
comparison microscope
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______ transfer patterns are when the object makes contact with surface and object is removed without any movement
Simple
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_____ national fingerprint system
AFIS
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which is most widely used illegal drug in US today?
marijuana
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Which is NOT a layer of hair shaft?
follicle
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________ eliminates the desire for heroin
methadone
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central canal running through many hairs?
medulla
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sniffing of volatile solvents can cause what?
dizziness, death, etc. ALL ABOVE
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collection of fiber evidence should be collected with great care to ??
avoid cross contamination
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Most ofen cocaine is _____
snorted
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what is true about Rohibnul (club drug)
LOC, dizziness, etc. ALL ABOVE
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Paint, as physical evidence is mostly encountered in ??
hit and run
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the controlled substance act established 5 schedules of medicines. name a few
abuse, pain mgt, addiction, etc. ALL
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3 layers of hair shaft are ?
cuticle, cortex, medulla
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drugs deemed to have highest potential for abuse & having current medical use in which schedule?
II
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Tell-tell signs of arson include
ALL
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Synthetically produced drug and not natural?
morphine
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fingerprint classification used & devised by ?
Henry System
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Club drugs are - name some ?
Rohibnul, MDMA ALL ABOVE
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Incident that changed system from body measurment to fingerprinting in 1903?
Will West and William West - double with similar name
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Factor in determining rate absorbed alcohol?
weight, amount, etc. ALL ABOVE
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which circumstances have identical fingerprints ?
none to date
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There is a _______ relationship betweennt amt of alcohol and the alveoli
Direct
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what is the minimum # of ridge characters needed before 2 fingerprints establish a positive ID
No Minimum exists
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Field sobriety test do not include what?
sit-ups
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to analyze blood for alcohol, labs use ?
GC (gas chromatography)
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prints not readily visible?
latent
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upon entering bloodstream, heroin is almost immediately metabbolized into _________
heroin
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A DRE (drug recognition expert) can determine if a person has ??
taken one or more drugs
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Most common ridge pattern is _____
loop
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rate of alcohol absorption on a full stomach is _______ the absorption on an empty stomach
less than
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prints impressed in a bar of soap are referred to as _______ prints
plastic
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alcohol is eliminated from the body chemically unchanged in ?
urine, breath, perspiration ALL ABOVE
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which chemical treatment produces prints when applied to a white surface
Super Glue
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alcohol is oxidized in the ______
liver
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BAC (blood alcohol concentration) level for legally under influence in most states is _____
0.08
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Evidence to substantiate that a rape occurred could include ??
blood, hair, fiber, semen, etc. ALL ABOVE
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buccal swabs are obtained from where?
mouth and inside cheek
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Luminol can be used at a crime scene for ?
detect traces of blood without compromise
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after succesfully visualizing a latent print, one should _____the print?
photograph
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_______color test used to locate and characterize seminal stains?
Acid phosphatase (but teacher said "aspermice" --- need to find out ??)
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fingerprint patterns that have no delta is _____
arch
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the protein ______ is unique to seminal plasma
P-30
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in a point-to-point comparison of fingerprints, _______ must be demonstrated to establish identity
minutiae
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blood can be characterized as being of human origin by the ______ test
preciptin
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when drawing blood for alcohol testing, skin must be wiped with ________ swab
alcohol-free
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what is the database for firearms?
NIBIN
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failure to add preservatives (such as Na Cl) to blood removed from living person may lead to a _______ in alcohol concentration
decrease
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the primary constituent of opium is ____
morphine
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gunpowder residue patterns can be detected by _____ & _______
- Greiss test
- and IR photography
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narcotic drugs are ______ that ________ the central nervous system.
- analgesic, depress
- (teacher said "is analgesics that "Stimulate" the CNS" --- need double check)
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to prevent disturbance of latent fingerprints, a gun should be lifted by ________
trigger guard
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The ___________ focuses a beam of electrons
scanning electron microscope
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the presence of _______ elements in materials provides useful markers in physical evidence
trace
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tools & tool marks found at a scene by the _______ would include taking photos & cast of marks
crime investigator
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If COD cannot be found through simple observations of victim, _____ is typically carried out
autopsy
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possibility of recognizing known handwriting habits of an intoxicated person is _________ produced when writer is under influence
greater than
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according to forensic etymologists, which is first to arrive at crime scene?
blowfly
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techniques used to estimate time of death?
vitreous, rigor, temp etc. ALL ABOVE
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rate of cooling of dead body can be influenced by all but ?? ___
gender of victim
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writing characteristics of a person can be altered by what?
ALL
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in dealing with fax, photo copiers, and computer printer, brand, etc. ?
ALL ABOVE
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Infrared luminescence is used to what?
detect if 2 different inks used
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when obtaining handwriting samples, suspects are not allowed to view the document?
TRUE
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______ are the partially visible depressions on a sheet of paper underneath the one the visible writing was done.
Indented writings
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Motherboard is to accept RAM?
ALL ABOVE
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First, obtain a _______ before processing an electronic crime scene
search warrant
-
ultimate goal when obtaining image from a hard drive is to ??
obtain image w/o altering the drive in any way
-
once a file is deleted by a user?
- retained until occupied &
- acquisition
- (Disk space is needed, Identify)
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_______ a group of sectors in multiples of 2
Clusters
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__________ is unathorized intrusion of a computer
hacking
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which actions are taken at a crime scene involving a computer?
NONE OF
You have to remove plug, photograph and sketch, etc
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all data readily available to a computer user is known as ______
visible data
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definition of software?
set of instructions that perform a particular task
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which unit has responsibility of examining body fluids & organs for drugs or poisons?
toxicology
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