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Introduction to Forensic Science-EXAM REVIEW #1
Introduction to Forensic Science-EXAM REVIEW #1
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Exam review of history of forensic science, careers and scientists, and law basics.
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Branch of Forensic Science: Able to match projectiles and firearms?
Engineering
Toxicology
Ballistics
Psychiatry
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Types of Law: Laws that deal with the enforcement of rights
Administrative
Criminal
Civil
Common
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Scientists & Historical Figures: Published the Sherlock Holmes novels
Edmond Locard
August Vollmer
William Herschel
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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Scientists & Historical Figures: Principle of evidence transfer; "Every contact leaves a trace"
Edmond Locard
Alphonse Bertillion
August Vollmer
Leone Lattes
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Scientists & Historical Figures: Method to determine blood type of DRIED BLOOD
Mathieu Orfila
William Herschel
Karl Landsteiner
Leone Lattes
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Branch of Forensic Science: Traces crimes dealing with identity fraud and electronic records
Computer Science
Toxicology
Engineering
Ballistics
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Branch of Forensic Science: Evaluates offenders to determine if mentally fit to stand trial
Polygraphy
Computer Science
Psychiatry
Entomology
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Bill of Rights: Against unlawful searches and seizures
4th
5th
7th
6th
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Types of Law: Constitutional Law; Law by the books
Statutory
Administrative
Equity
Common
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Bill of Rights: Housing of Soilders
5th
4th
7th
3rd
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Types of Law: Relating to Government agencies such as the IRS, military, and Social Security
Civil
Administrative
Common
Statutory
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Branch of Forensic Science: Uses dental records to identify corpses
Anthropology
Pathology
Serology
Odontology
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Bill of Rights: Rights reserved to the people.
8th amendment
7th amendment
9th amendment
10th amendment
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Bill of Rights: Freedom of assembly, religion, speech and petition
2nd
1st
9th
7th
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Types of Law: Deals with relationships (People's Court)
Criminal
Civil
Common
Statutory
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Location of the FIRST crime lab in the WORLD?
Los Angeles, California
Lyon, France
London, England
Washington D.C.
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First 10 amendments?
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta
Bill of Rights
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Branch of Forensic Science: Identifies bodily fluids (blood, saliva, etc) found at crime scene
Serology
Anthropology
Pathology
Odontology
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Scientists & Historical Figures: Discovered and researched the uniqueness of fingerprints
Francis Galton
William Herschel
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Calvin Goddard
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Crime lab responsible for investigating drugs seized in federal crimes?
ATF
FBI
DEA
USPIS
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Crime lab that investigates crime involving the mail system.
DEA
FBI
ATF
USPIS
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Bill of Rights: Right to bear arms
2nd
4th
8th
3rd
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Bill of Rights: Excessive fines, Cruel and Unusual Punishment
8th
7th
9th
10th
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Branch of Forensic Science: Analyzes drug overdoses and poisonings
Toxicology
Serology
Odontology
Pathology
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Branch of Forensic Science: Uses skeletal remains for identification
Anthropology
Pathology
Odontology
Serology
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Branch of Forensic Science: Uses lie detectors and other interrogation methods
Polygraphy
Psychiatry
Computer Science
Engineering
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Bill of Rights: Speedy Public Trial
5th
8th
6th
7th
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Scientists & Historical Figures: Established the first crime lab in the US
Calvin Goddard
Francis Galton
Alphonse Bertillion
August Vollmer
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Scientists & Historical Figures: Father of body identification; developed ANTHROPOMETRY
Alphonse Bertillion
Karl Landsteiner
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Edmond Locard
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Scientists & Historical Figures: Used thumbprints to document his workers
Mathieu Orfila
Francis Galton
William Herschel
Calvin Goddard
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Bill of Rights: State's Rights
10th amendment
9th amendment
6th amendment
4th amendment
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Branch of Forensic Science: Uses insects to determine location and time of death
Odontology
Entomology
Pathology
Serology
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Types of Law: Made up of precedents and opinions
Civil
Administrative
Common
Criminal
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Types of Law: Laws that are developed for preventative reasons (Restraining Order)
Equity
Common
Common
Civil
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Crime lab that protects the community from explosives, firearms, illegal alcohol/tobacco sales
ATF
USPIS
FBI
DEA
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Bill of Rights: Double Jeopardy, Due Process, Self-Incrimination (I plead the ____)
4th
6th
1st
5th
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Scientists & Historical Figures: Nobel prize winner for discovering the 4 blood types
Alphonse Bertillion
Karl Landsteiner
Leone Lattes
William Herschel
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Branch of Forensic Science: Investigates transportation accidents and structural collapses
Polygraphy
Engineering
Computer Science
Ballistics
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Scientists & Historical Figures: Father of Toxicology; chemist who studied detection of poisons
August Vollmer
Karl Landsteiner
Mathieu Orfila
Leone Lattes
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Scientists & Historical Figures: Compared bullets---FATHER OF BALLISTICS
August Vollmer
Edmond Locard
Calvin Goddard
Alphonse Bertillion
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Branch of Forensic Science: Determines cause and circumstances of death
Odontology
Anthropology
Serology
Pathology
