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Chapter 2 Test Crime-Scene Investigation A

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A crime scene investigator usually does not have to obtain a degree in Crime Scene Investigation through either a college degree program or a certification program.

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An evidence log and a chain of custody must be attached to the evidence container.

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Evidence that (if true) proves an alleged fact is called direct evidence.

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A kind of evidence that identifies a particular person or thing is called individual evidence.

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Detectives look for leads by interviewing witnesses and talking to the crime scene investigators about the evidence.

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The goal of a crime scene investigation is to :

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Direct evidence includes:

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Circumstantial evidence is:

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Class evidence narrows an identity to:

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A crime scene investigatiosn team is made up of:

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The first to arrive at a crime scene are usually:

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medical examiners are also called:

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Securing the crime scene is the responsibility of the first responding:

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When asking a witness questions, which questions should be asked:

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Crime scene investigators include:

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Which of the following people are not involved in the crime-scene investigation?

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Blood type is this type of evidence

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The forensic lab processes all of the evidence the crime scene investigation collected to determine the

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Crime scene reconstruction involves forming a hypothesis of the sequence of events from before the crime was committed:

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Whenever two people come in contact with each other, a physical transfer occurs. To a forensic examiner, these transferred materials constitute what is called:

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The first police officer to arrive at a crime scene is known as the _________________________.

Use the following chapter 2 terms to answer the completion section:

trace evidence

direct evidence

paper bindle

chain of custody

class evidence

primary crime scene

secondary crime scene

first responder

detective

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A folded paper used to hold trace evidence is a ______________________.

Use the following chapter 2 terms to answer the completion section:

trace evidence

direct evidence

paper bindle

chain of custody

class evidence

primary crime scene

secondary crime scene

first responder

detective

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The documented and unbroken transfer of evidence is a ___________________.

Use the following chapter 2 terms to answer the completion section:

trace evidence

direct evidence

paper bindle

chain of custody

class evidence

primary crime scene

secondary crime scene

first responder

detective

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The location other than the primary crime scene, but in some way related to the crime, where evidence is found in the ________________________.

Use the following chapter 2 terms to answer the completion section:

trace evidence

direct evidence

paper bindle

chain of custody

class evidence

primary crime scene

secondary crime scene

first responder

detective

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25.

List the 7 S's in order of crime-scene investigation

  1. Separating the witnesses

  2. Searching for evidence

  3. Secure the scene

  4. Securing and Collecting evidence

  5. Sketching the scene

  6. Scanning the scene

  7. Seeing the scene

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Classify the following evidence as either physical or biological

  • hair

  • plant parts

  • natural fibers

  • shoe prints

  • tire impressions

  • blood

  • fingerprints

  • tool marks

  • footprints

  • physical

  • biological

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Classify the following examples of evidence as either direct or circumstantial evidence

  • eyewitness testimony

  • ransom note

  • broken glass

  • hair on a brush

  • fingerprints on a glass

  • dashcam video

  • finding a suspect's gun

  • paint chips

  • doorbell cam video

  • Circumstantial evidence

  • Direct evidence

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28.

Essay-write the answer to one essay question in the space below.

FCA's 1. Write in complete sentences and paragraph form.

2. Use chapter 2 terminology to answer questions(example: evidence, first responder, sketch, etc...)

3. Provide inferences, thoughts, or other personal experiences to answer whenever possible.

#1 When investigation a crime scene, many people can show up to the scene. Choose 1 individual who will show up to the scene and explain their different roles/tasks at the crime scene.

#2 Explain Locard's Exchange Principle.