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The oldest forensic laboratory in US is

LAPD

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2

Who is known as father of forensic toxicology

Mathew Ofilia

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3

Who postulated exchange of evidence principle

Loccard

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4

Who undertook the first study of fingerprints

Galton

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5

Who established the comparison microscope

Goddard

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6

Who developed the system known as anthropometry

Alphonse Bertillion

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7

Forensic odontology

teeth

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8

Which of the following can be rightfully cited as an explanation for the rapid growth in crime labs for the last 25 years

All the above

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9


Which entity maintains the largest crime lab in the world

FBI

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10

Final evaluator of forensic evidence is

jury

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11

The concept of general acceptance refers to

frey standard

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12

In the case Dalbert vs Pharmaceutical, US Supreme court advocated that the gatekeeper is

the trial judge

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13


The collection of standard reference samples at a crime scene is important because

Permits comparisons to be made with evidence

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14

Which is not a manner of death

Drowning

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15

Who is the first witness to arrive at a crime scene

the fly

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16

Rigamortis refers to

stiffness of death

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17

The successful outcome of a criminal investigation is almost always directly related to:

the manner in which evidence is collected and preserved

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18

The rate of cooling of a dead body can be influenced by all but

gender of victim

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19

Which part of the decedent's body resists rapid decomposition and is used by the forensic anthropologist to provide information about the deceased

bones

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20

If the cause of death cannot be found through simple observation you would need to do an

autopsy

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21

Typically about an hour and a half after death, the decedents body loses heat at a rate of

 1 to 1.5 Fahrenheit

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22

To determine the gender of skeletal remains, a forensic anthropologist can examine all of the following areas of the skeleton to determine gender except:

vertebrae

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23

Evidence of tampering with position of a body after death can be obtained by evaluating

livor mortis

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24

All the following items may be placed in air-tight containers except

bloodstained evidence

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25

A shoe print database is called

SICAR

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26

DNA Database

CODIS: became fully operational in 1998

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Autopaint Database

PDQ

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28

A component for NIBIN is called

IBIS

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29

The role of forensic entomologist

xamine bugs to figure out the time of death

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30

Forensic Anthropologist

examines bones, finds out age and gender 

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31

To calculate the overall frequency of occurrence of a blood type in a population

product rule is applied

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32

The chain of custody is

A list of all people who handle the evidence

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33

Name the four search patterns

grid, spiral, zone, line

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34

Physical evidence is considered to have

greater value 

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35

Three ways to record a crime scene

photos, notes, sketches

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36

a national fingerprint and criminal history system maintained by the FBI

Iafis

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37

Forensic databases are maintained for all of the following except

dental impressions

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38

If a lab can piece together pieces of broken glass or a headlight, the evidence is considered to have

an individual characteristic

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39

Evidence having class characteristics can

exonerate an innocent suspect

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40

Physical evidence can be used to exonerate or exclude a person from suspicion if

the standard reference sample does not share the characteristics of the evidence from a crime scene

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41

The stage fusion of various bones within a skeleton can be used to estimate the ____ of a decedent

age

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42

If the cause of death cannot be found through simple observation

an autopsy

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43

Charred debris should be packaged

in an airtight container 

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44

Which of the following is a correct physical evidence collection procedure

victim’s clothing should be collected and vacuumed to obtain trace evidence

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45

What is a major problem facing the DNA community

backlog of unanalyzed DNA samples

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46

The first officer arriving at a crime scene after giving first aid or making a arrest should

 secure the scene

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47

A rough sketch need not include

a sketch of a suspect

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48

What crime scene pattern would require more than one investigator

zone

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