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Forensic Checkpoint

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What is the Locard principle. when two objects come in contact there's a transfer of materials.
What are four departments commonly found in a crime lab biology, physical science, ballistics, toxicology.
Forensic odontology is the study of what two things? bite marks and teeth
Forensic scientists must sometimes consult with scientist who specialize in other areas. Name five of these areas. anthropology, psychiatry, odontology, entomology, polygraphy
When was science first used to help solve crimes 200 BC
When was the earliest known use if blood splatter evidence? 1514
In 1776 Paul Revere identifies the remains of General Joseph by what type of evidence? wooden false teeth
What did Bertillon use to identify people in 1879 body mass/measurments
When was the FBI established 1905
Along with James Watson who else discovered the structure of DNA in 1959 Francis Crick
When did the Federal Rules of Evidence that determining what evidence in court were enacted 1975
Who establishes the computerized AFIAS in 1996 FBI
What are the steps that could be taken to solve a scientific problem Observe the problem and get data, State the hypothesis, Examine, and Do deductive reasoning.
What are the seven types of laws in the United States Statutory, Common, Civil, Criminal, Equity, Administarative
What are the differences between civil and criminal cases Civil cases involve dispute between individuals and others. Criminal case is against an individual. Both can have a trail.
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