Law and Politics

The deposition of backward spatter produced by a gunshot wound is determined by:

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At the crime scene, the string method is used to find the ________ of an impact spatter pattern.

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The intersection of straight lines through the long axis of several individual bloodstains in an ...

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The velocity classification of an impact spatter pattern:

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The most common type of bloodstain pattern found at a crime scene is:

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The pointed end of a bloodstain always faces:

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The amount of spatter from a blood droplet falling on a hard, non-porous surface is ________ that of ...

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Indicate whether the types of evidence listed below likely display individual or class ...

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Explain the difference between identification and comparison

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List some of the advantages of class physical evidence.

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Name three forensic databases and describe the type of information stored in each.

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The process of identification requires the adoption of testing procedures that give characteristic ...

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The only commercially available computer database system is ________.

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The French scientist ________ mathematically determined the probability of two individuals having ...

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The first step in ________ is determining which properties from the suspect and the ...

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The two methods used by forensic scientists when examining physical evidence are identification and ________.

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Blood, hair, and fingerprints are some types of ________ evidence that are commonly found at crime scenes.

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A single-layer paint chip can normally be expected to have ________ characteristics.

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Most items of physical evidence retrieved at crime scenes can be linked definitively to a single ...

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Class evidence is not unique and therefore not useful to forensic scientists.

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As the number of objects linking an individual to a crime scene increases, so does the likelihood of ...

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It is a duty of the forensic scientist to draw a conclusion about the origins of the specimens.

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The greatest weakness of class evidence is that examiners cannot assign exact or even approximate ...

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Paint and fibers are examples of class characteristics.

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Class characteristics are properties of evidence that can be attributed to a common source with an ...

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