Duplicate of Unit 1 Intro to Forensic Science Review

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Who developed the system known as anthropometry?

This person applies the principles of dental science to the law.

To which unit of the Crime Lab would you send saliva for DNA fingerprinting?

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Why is it important for an experiment to contain a control? So that scientists can...

The study of insects and their relationship to criminal investigation is known as:

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To which unit of the Crime Lab would you send a forged check?

Who is known as the "father of forensic toxicology"?

Which of the following is NOT true about lab safety?

We record data during:

The basic function of a forensic scientist include:

Who started the first definitive study of fingerprints as a method of personal identification?

Who established the first workable crime laboratory in France?

Which unit examines and compares tool mark evidence?

Which area of science is NOT involved in criminalistics?

Forensic science is the application of science to:

Who performs autopsies and determine the cause and time of death?

Who assesses whether or not a defendant is eligible for an insanity plea?

This person studies the effects of drugs and chemicals on the human body.

Who analyzes materials such as ink, paper, and toners to determine legitimacy of the material?

Due to the ruling in this case, scientific analysis of evidence had to have "general acceptance" among scientists.

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The step in the scientific method in which we ask questions:

When we make a prediction about what happened at a scene, we are forming:

To which unit of the crime lab would you send spent cartridge cases?

After analyzing the results of scientific tests, we must form a:

This case established the trial judge as the deciding factor of the admission of scientific evidence in court.

This person analyzes, identifies, and interprets items that may help solve crimes: