Forensics Crime Scene Investigation

What is the first step in crime scene processing?

• Collecting evidence

• Securing the scene

• Documenting the scene

• Analyzing the evidence

Which of the following is NOT a subtopic of crime scene investigation?

• Fingerprint analysis

• Blood spatter analysis

• DNA profiling

• Ballistics analysis

What is the Locard's Exchange Principal?

• The process of collecting and preserving evidence

• The transfer of materials between two objects in contact

• The analysis of crime scene photographs

• The reconstruction of a crime scene

Which of the following is NOT a part of observation skills in crime scene investigation?

• Attention to detail

• Memory recall

• Logical reasoning

• Physical fitness

What is the purpose of crime scene processing?

• To identify the perpetrator

• To collect evidence for analysis

• To reconstruct the crime scene

• To determine the motive

Which of the following is NOT a method of crime scene investigation?

• Interviewing witnesses

• Collecting physical evidence

• Analyzing digital data

• Creating a profile of the suspect

What does the acronym CSI stand for?

• Crime Scene Investigation

• Criminal Suspect Identification

• Crime Scene Inspection

• Criminal Scene Investigation

What is the purpose of documenting the crime scene?

• To create a visual record of the scene

• To establish a chain of custody for evidence

• To identify potential witnesses

• To determine the cause of death

Which of the following is NOT a principle of crime scene processing?

• Preserving the scene

• Collecting evidence

• Analyzing the evidence

• Contaminating the scene

What is the purpose of the Locard's Exchange Principal?

• To determine the time of death

• To establish a motive for the crime

• To identify potential suspects

• To link a suspect to a crime scene