Unit Two

Question 1

What is Chain of custody?

Answer 1

a document that tracks who collected the evidance

Question 2

What is the usual first responder on a crime scene?

Answer 2

a police officer

Question 3

What is a paper bindle?

Answer 3

a way you can fold a piece of paper to collect evidence

Question 4

Who created the very first forensics lab?

Answer 4

Dr. Edmond Locard

Question 5

What is direct evidence?

Answer 5

eye witness, video/photo, and/or a confession

Question 6

What is class evidence?

Answer 6

evidence that can narrow down suspect(s) that belongs to certain class(es)

Question 7

what are the two types of individual evidence, and what can it do?

Answer 7

DNA or Finger Prints and it can identify an exact person

Question 8

What is a search pattern?

Answer 8

what someone fallows when lookin for evidence at a crime scene

Question 9

what needs to be placed in a breathable/vented container and what does it do?

Answer 9

moist biological, it prevents mold (e.g., a bloody glove)

Question 10

Why do we separate the witnesses

Answer 10

to prevent false memory

Question 11

Dr. Edmond Locard developed what?

Answer 11

the “Principle of Exchange”

Question 12

what is it called when evidence becomes individualized b/c they fit together like puzzle pieces?

Answer 12

end-matching

Question 13

How many drafts does a sketch of a crime scene are there?

Answer 13

two, the rough draft and the final draft

Question 14

What are the only two things that fall under individual evidence?

Answer 14

DNA and Fingerprints

Question 15

What should the final draft have to be drawn to?

Answer 15

Scale

Question 16

What do you use when drawing a crime scene?

Answer 16

Shapes

Question 17

What where the three things that Locard said could transfer?

Answer 17

Nature, intensity, and duration

Question 18

When evidence has become more persuasive to a jure and more unique what is it called?

Answer 18

it has become more individualized

Question 19

What is the type of evidence is a gun?

Answer 19

Indirect Class

Question 20

What is the type of evidence is a shoe print?

Answer 20

Indirect Class

Question 21

What is the type of evidence is a finger print?

Answer 21

indirect individual

Question 22

What is the type of evidence is a written confession?

Answer 22

direct

Question 23

Was there any direct evidence in the OJ Simpson case?

Answer 23

No, there wasn’t any direct evidence in the OJ case

Question 24

What is the type of evidence was the blood at the crime scene?

Answer 24

Indirect Class

Question 25

What is the type of evidence was the knit hat at the crime scene?

Answer 25

Indirect Class

Question 26

What is the type of evidence was the hair in the hat?

Answer 26

indirect class

Question 27

What is the type of evidence was the glove at the crime scene?

Answer 27

indriect class

Question 28

What is the type of evidence was Nicole's DNA from the bloody sock in OJ's room?

Answer 28

indirect individual

Question 29

What is the type of evidence was OJ's DNA from the bloody gloves?

Answer 29

indirect individual

Question 30

What did the prosecution say about the gloves and what did the defense sat about them?

Answer 30

Prosecution: Only 300 people owned them Found one bloody glove at OJ's house and the other one at the crime scene The blood DNA was a match with OJ's blood type Defense: They didn't fit him The glove could have been planted The blood could have been tainted with

Question 31

What was some reasons that the OJ jury might have felt spathic to OJ

Answer 31

they had seen the bronco chase, he had spoken about loving Nicole, and a lot of people thought he was innocent at the time

Question 32

Why was the cut on OJ's hand so important?

Answer 32

There was a trail of blood at the crime scene and at his house

Question 33

How was Mark Fuhrman important to the case?

Answer 33

he was a LAPD detective on the case, he found the glove, he said racist statements, and he took the 5th amendment about planting evidence

Question 34

What where the possible reasons for OJ to have been found innocent?

Answer 34

cross contamination, glove didn't fit, untrustful evidence, and police corruption/racism

Question 35

How are a rough draft and final draft different?

Answer 35

Rough Draft has measurement on it it's on blank paper Final Draft No measurements on it Drawn with a ruler On graph paper Scale Key (e.g., 1 foot = 2 squares)

Question 36

What "s" is it when there are photos taken of the crime scene

Answer 36

see the scene

Question 37

What "s" is it when there are first responders tie up a crime scene with crime scene tape?

Answer 37

secure the scene

Question 38

What "s" is it when CSI professionals decide who needs to be called to the scene? (e.g., example, medical examiner, CPS ext)

Answer 38

Scan the scene

Question 39

What "s" is it when the security log is set up?

Answer 39

Secure the Scene

Question 40

What "s" is it when there are two drafts drawn of the scene

Answer 40

Sketching the crime scene

Question 41

What "s" is it when a paper bindle can be used?

Answer 41

securing and collecting evidence

Question 42

What "s" is it when the chain of custody should be fallowed?

Answer 42

securing and collecting evidence

Question 43

What "s" is it when moist biological evidence is kept in a vented/breathable container?

Answer 43

securing and collecting evidence

Question 44

What "s" is it when the FBI standard and controlling samples are required?

Answer 44

Securing and collecting evidence

Question 45

What "s" did Detective Fuhrman did not lawfully but clamed it was exigent circumstances?

Answer 45

search for evidence

Question 46

What technique was used to individualize duct tape in forensic files "Stick em Up"

Answer 46

end matching

Question 47

What piece of evidence was used to individualize in forensic files "Bag of Evidence"

Answer 47

a garbage bag

Question 48

What sparked up interest in forensics, and was the first live trial on TV from beginning to end?

Answer 48

the OJ case