Crime Scene Investigation Lecture Notes

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Crime Scene Reconstruction

What is the major purpose of physical evidence?

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A paper brown bag tied with tape

What should be used to protect gunshot residue on hands if a GSR test cannot be completed?

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The heart and any major blood vessel

Where should blood samples be taken from a deceased person?

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Twists, bores, and grooves

What are class characteristics of bullets identified by?

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In the same water

How should weapons found in water be stored?

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Identify or exonerate a suspect

What can physical evidence collected at a crime scene of a sexual assault be used to do?

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With and without a flash

What should close up photos of each wound on a homicide victim be taken with?

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To the crime scene investigator

What is the primary focus of proper documentation of bloodstain evidence?

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To recognize physical evidence

What is the first step in the reconstruction of a crime scene after it's been secured?

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By taking the whole garment

How should blood stains be collected from clothing?

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Consent

What is required to take blood from a DUI suspect?

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A warrant from the municipal court judge

If consent is not given, what is needed to take blood from DUI suspects?

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Cheek and hand

Where might gunshot residue be found on a suspected shooter after using a rifle or shotgun?

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Consent and Misidentification

What are two principle types of common defenses used by a suspect in a sexual assault case?

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20 minutes

What is the minimum waiting time for police officers arresting a suspect for DUI before administering an alcohol test?

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Lands and Grooves

What does the rifling of a projectile within the firearm barrel consist of?

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Possible transfer of evidence between the suspect, the victim, and the scene

What does the linkage triangle illustrate?

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Footwear, Tire Thread, Bite Marks, and Tool Marks

What are common examples of impressions?

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Prints from people 14 years of age or older

What do fingerprint examiners check on the NCIC.

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Plan a systematic method of their searches

What is the first thing a crime scene investigator should do?