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Forensic basics on recording, fibers, and hair.

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Froggy Jumps Forensic Fiber & Hair QuizOnline version Forensic basics on recording, fibers, and hair. by riri 1 1. Name two or more basic methods of crime scene recording? a Forensic reports and audits b Only notes c Narrated video, sketches, photographs 2 2. A rough sketch must include what main items? a Color palette and font size b Weather data and time zone c Location of walls, doors and windows, date, location, scale and size 3 3. Name some of the basic requirements of note taking? a The date of the investigation; Descriptions of all evidence; Location of where evidence was collecte b Witness names only c Only dates and signatures 4 4. For any piece of evidence there are how many data points (measurements) to record? a Ten points b Only one point c From two to five points 5 5. If a cause of death cannot be found through simple observation then what? a Police Chief b Security Officer c Medical Examiner 6 6. How many evidences items can be stored in one container? What do we always write on an evidence container? a More than one item; initial or initials b Only one item; none c No items; date only 7 7. During the collection of fiber evidence, what is the most likely way a forensic scientist might accidentally ruin fiber evidence? a Proper labeling b Using gloves c Cross contamination 8 8. Which of the following is a synthetic fiber? a hemp b wool c nylon 9 1. How long after someone gives consent to the police for a search can the police actually search? a Until consent is revoked (taken back) b Forever c For 24 hours 10 2. Can police search a location if there is an emergency or evidence may be destroyed? Give an example. a No, never b Only with a warrant c Yes, if evidence is at risk; e.g., drug dealer house with hear toilets flushing 11 3. What does double 'no double jeopardy' mean (or imply)? a A suspect may not be tried for the same offense twice b A suspect can be tried twice for different charges c A suspect can be retried after conviction 12 4. What does a search in 'plain sight' mean? Any evidence visible to plain sight in an area where the police can legally be called and used in court. a Plain sight evidence b Sealed evidence only c Probable cause only 13 5. If you are arrested what does the officer have to do to be able to search you? a Always search; no restrictions b Search incident to arrest c Only with a warrant 14 6. What amendment defines the right to privacy and prevent illegal search and seizure? a Fifth Amendment b Fourth Amendment c First Amendment 15 7. What does 'stare decisis' mean? Let the decision stand—establishment of court ruling precedents. a Let the decision stand; establishment of precedents b Never change a case c Judicial review only 16 8. In a criminal case who carries the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt? a The prosecution b The judge c The defense

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1. Name two or more basic methods of crime scene recording?

2. A rough sketch must include what main items?

3. Name some of the basic requirements of note taking?

4. For any piece of evidence there are how many data points (measurements) to record?

5. If a cause of death cannot be found through simple observation then what?

6. How many evidences items can be stored in one container? What do we always write on an evidence container?

7. During the collection of fiber evidence, what is the most likely way a forensic scientist might accidentally ruin fiber evidence?

8. Which of the following is a synthetic fiber?

1. How long after someone gives consent to the police for a search can the police actually search?

2. Can police search a location if there is an emergency or evidence may be destroyed? Give an example.

3. What does double 'no double jeopardy' mean (or imply)?

4. What does a search in 'plain sight' mean? Any evidence visible to plain sight in an area where the police can legally be called and used in court.

5. If you are arrested what does the officer have to do to be able to search you?

6. What amendment defines the right to privacy and prevent illegal search and seizure?

7. What does 'stare decisis' mean? Let the decision stand—establishment of court ruling precedents.

8. In a criminal case who carries the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt?