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Forensics Chapter 3

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Bullet cartridges are left behind at the scene of a robbery. The forensic analyst would use what database to see if the gun that fired these bullets has been used in a crime before? NIBIN
What database was used to connect the Sun City Center rapist to his sexual assaults? CODIS
All of the following are class characteristic evidence except? Print from a well used shoe
For most crime scenes, the majority of the evidence found is __________. Class evidence
When multiplied the frequencies for the appearance of four blood factors is .0036. How would you determine the one (1) in a number of people? 1/0036
Blood smear that contains no cells with a nucleus? Individual
DNA Individual
IAFIS become operational in? 1999
The formula for predicting the frequency of a group of characteristics in a population? Product Rule
Which one is an example of an individual characteristic? Tire marks from a five year old tire
Striations found on a fired bullet? Individual
CODIS became operational in? 1998
During a traffic stop, an officer uses his digital scanner to take the driver's prints. He enters them into a database to determine if the driver has any open warrants. What database did he use? IAFIS
Process of determining if the evidence from a crime scene shares a common origin with a reference sample? Comparison
A body has been found near a lake. Local missing reports are searched and not match is found. Investigators decide to use a database to try to identify the victim. Which would they use? NamUs
CODIS is a national database maintained by? FBI
The physical evidence found and analyzed by forensic scientists is ultimately judged by? The Jury
The process of determining that a white powder found at a crime scene is heroin? Identification
At a crime scene, investigators find bloody shoe prints. They note that there are no wear patterns discernible in the print. They decide to use a database to find the type of shoe it was. What database did they use? SICAR
All of the following are examples of individual characteristics except? Blood Type
Properties of evidence that can be attributed to a single source with a high degree of certainty? Individual Characteristics
The following frequencies occur for three (3) DNA loci are 3%, 2%, and 15%. If a suspect is found to have those three loci, how could you calculate the percentage frequency in a population? (.03x.02x.15)x100
The process of determining the chemical and/or physical properties of evidence? Identification
Wayne Williams was connected to his victims by? Fiber Evidence
Properties that can be attributed only to a group? Class Characteristics
Amber Knox was accused in the death of her roommate. Where was she tried for this crime? Italy
The examination of physical evidence by a forensic scientist is usually under-taken for? Identification or comparison purposes
The weight or significance accorded physical evidence in a courtroom is left to? The trier of facts, or a jury of laypeople
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