Chapter 3 Evidence Test Review
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Identification or Comparison? The DNA matched the victim. | Comparison
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| Identification or Comparison? The green slime was algae. | Identification
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| Identification or Comparison? The fingerprints at the crime scene were NOT the suspect’s. | Comparison
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| Individual or Class? Fingerprints | Individual
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| Individual or Class? Cut hair | Class
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| This database contains information about fingerprints. | IAFIS
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| This database contains information about DNA. | CODIS
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| Individual or Class? Striations on a bullet | Individual
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| Individual or Class? White house paint | Class
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| This database contains information about firearms and ballistics. | NIBIN/IBIS
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| This database contains information about paint. | PDQ
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| This database contains information about shoe prints. | SICAR
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| Define Locard’s Exchange Principle | This principle states that when a criminal comes in contact with an object or person, a transfer of evidence occurs.
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| Define Physical evidence | Any object or material that is relevant in a crime (also called trace evidence)
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| Three traits each have a probability of 33%. What is the probability of having all three? | 3.6%
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| Give two examples of Locard's Exchange Principle | Defendant's fingerprints on a cup of glass; carpet fiber found on victim's sock.
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| Define comparison | A comparison analysis subjects a suspect’s and standard/reference specimen to the same tests and examinations for the ultimate purpose of determining whether or not they have a common origin.
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