Chapter 3 - Recording the Crime Scene

Front

What angle should you photograph close-ups of evidence?

Back

90 degrees

Front

How should bruises be photographed?

Back

Using UV light and a ruler

Front

True or False: Recording of the crime scene is not as important to a case as the physical evidence itself.

Back

False

Front

What is the correct order of photographs to take at a crime scene?

Back

The photographer should take overview photos, then mid-range photos, and close-ups of the evidence.

Front

Is it acceptable to use an audio recording when recording the crime scene?

Back

Yes, it is ok to use an audio recording.

Front

What is the purpose of overview photos in crime scene photography?

Back

Overview photos set the scene and provide context for the evidence.

Front

What type of light is recommended for photographing bruises?

Back

UV light.

Front

What should be included in the documentation of a crime scene?

Back

Written notes, audio recordings, and photographs.

Front

Why is it important to log photos taken at a crime scene?

Back

Logging photos ensures a clear record of the evidence and its context.

Front

What is the significance of taking mid-range photos at a crime scene?

Back

Mid-range photos show the relationship between the evidence and its surroundings.