Forensics Unit One

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Definition for forensic science

“Public Forum”

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Who was the father of criminal identification?

Alphonse Bertilon

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What was the name of the system of personal identification, Alphon Bertillon, the father of criminal identification created?

Anthropometry, using body measurements

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What was Francis Galtons major contribution to forensic science?

Fingerprints, and the classification of each kind

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Who is the father of toxicology and why

Mathieu Orfila, he made the first link between the study of chemicals and living bodies.

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What area of forensic investigation was Karl Landsteiner associated with

Blood groups/ blood types

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What is Locards Exchange principle

That every contact leaves a trace, cross transfer

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What’s the difference between Karl and Leon discovered

Karl discovered blood types, and Leone made a test to help find what a persons blood type was with dried blood

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Three reasons for the increase in number of crime labs

Increases Crime Rates DNA profiling, and a greater emphasis on scientifically evaluated material

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Five government agencies that offer forensic services

FBI, DEA, ATF, Us Postal Service, US FIsh and Wildlife

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Demand for analysis of what substance is expected to lead to a dramatic increase in the number of crime lab personal

DNA

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Which city’s police department boasts the oldest forensic laboratory in the US

Los Angeles

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What is the worlds largest forensic laboratory

FBI

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The current system of crime aborties in the US can be described as what

Decentralized

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Which unit examines body fluids and organs for drugs and poisons

Biology Unit

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Which unit examines and compares tool marks

Firearms unit

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Four functions of a forensic scientist

Analyzing psychical evidence, determine if evidence is applicable, provide expert tesimony, provide training

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What happens when you pleaded guilty and not guilty

Gulity: NO Jury, judge passes sentence

Not Guluty: Judge decides if there’s enough evidence to stand trial

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Miranda Vs. Arizonia

Gaurrented rights when getting arrested

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Daubert VS Merrill Dow

TRail Judges responsible for determine if something is admissible

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Frye VS U.S

To be entered as evidence, a technique must be generally accepted by scientific community

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Describe two differences between private labs and public

Prigate: Funded by Fees paid, and slower

Public: Funded by government, and faster

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Describe the differences between a fact witness and an expert witness

A fact witness testifies about what they saw, hard or did, and there’s no opinions. A expert interfaces and explains technical or scientific evidence, is qualified, and can give opinions

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WHats the purpose of the discovery phase of a trial.

To prevent ambush, and ensure transfer by and fairness

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Differnce between Saturn or Yale, civil law, case law, and criminal law

Saturtory: Law passed by a governing body

Case: Law made by judges

Civil: Reulates disputes between private individuals or entities

Criminal: Legal rules that define what conduct is classified as a crime and its presucted.

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