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Forensic Science

The Crime Scene

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Crime Scene Basics

Securing and Recording

Physical Evidence

Murder Scene

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Where forensic science begins.

What is the crime scene?

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Three types of photographs should be taken at crime scenesincluding close-ups, location ofphysical evidence and ______.

What are overview shots?

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Bloodstained evidence shouldbe stored in _____ containers.

What is breathable?

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The study of medicine as it relates to the application of law.

What is forensic pathology?

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Any object that can establishthat a crime has been

committed or can link a crimeand its victim or its perpetrator.

What is physical evidence?

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The most important consideration when takingcrime scene photographs

What is an unaltered condition of the crime scene?

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Charred debris from a suspicious fire should be stored

in ______ containers.

What is airtight?

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Forensic pathologists determinethe ______.

What is the cause of death?

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Crime scene investigators recordthe crime scene using these

methods.

What are photography, notes, and sketches?

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This type of sketch is completedat the crime scene including a description of the scene, the location of physical evidence

and measurements.

What is a rough sketch?

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Physical evidence whose originis known, such as blood or hair

from a suspect that can be compared to crime-scene

evidence.

What is a standard/reference sample?

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The medical dissection of a bodyin order to determine the cause

of death.

What is an autopsy?

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The first responding police officer must do this to the crime

scene.

What is secure?

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These people should be excludedFrom the crime scene.

Who are unauthorized personnel?

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A list of all people who came intoPossession of an item of evidence

What is chain of custody?

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A field of science concerned primarily with the identificationand analysis of skeletal remains.

What is forensic anthropology?

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Establishing the boundaries of acrime scene usually involves determining the perpetrator’s

______.

What is path of entry and exit?

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Written description of the crimescene.

What are notes?

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Uncontaminated surfacematerial close to an area where

physical evidence has beendeposited used to ensure that the surface does not interfere

with laboratory tests.

What is a substrate control?

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A process that occurs after deathin which the body temperature

cools until it reaches the surrounding temperature.

What is algor mortis?

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