4.05 Forensic Science Technicians Quiz

What is often misrepresented about forensic science technicians in popular media?

• They are shown using outdated techniques.

• Their work is portrayed as more glamorous and fast-paced than it is.

• Their work is less important than shown.

• They work primarily outdoors.

What type of evidence might forensic science technicians collect at a crime scene?

• Digital data from smartphones

• Fingerprints and DNA samples

• Personal testimonies

• Legal documents

Which of the following is a task performed by forensic science technicians in the laboratory?

• Analyzing physical evidence like hair and tissue

• Directing traffic at crime scenes

• Interrogating suspects

• Patrolling crime areas

What specialization might a forensic science technician have?

• Legal advising

• Emergency medical response

• Psychological profiling

• Handwriting analysis

Where do most forensic science technicians work?

• In police departments and crime labs

• At private detective agencies

• In corporate security

• In governmental lobbying

What is the minimum educational requirement for a forensic science technician?

• A certification in security management

• An associate degree in any field

• A high school diploma

• A bachelor's degree in a science field

In what capacity might forensic science technicians serve in court?

• As defense attorneys

• As jury members

• As expert witnesses

• As court clerks

What impact can the testimony of a forensic science technician have in court?

• It can influence the verdict significantly, affecting the accused's outcome.

• It can delay the court proceedings.

• It usually has little to no impact.

• It can only support the prosecution, not the defense.