Understanding Material and Relevance

What is the definition of 'Material' in forensics?

• Something related to the case

• something that proves a fact

• When 2 things come into contact there is a trasfer

• the stuff clothing is made from

What is the definition of 'probative' in forensics?

• Something related to the case

• something that proves a fact

• When 2 things come into contact there is a trasfer

• the stuff clothing is made from

Odontology is the examination of ________ and delta compression.

• bite marks

• fingerprints

• hair samples

• blood stains

Palynology is the study of ________ and spores.

• pollen

• teeth

• human body

• stems

______ is the investigation of sudden, unexplained, or violent death.

• Pathology

• odontology

• palynology

• entomology

Entomology is the study of ________.

• insects

• birds

• plants

• rocks

Civil law deals with ________.

• non criminal suits

• criminal activities

• international treaties

• constitutional amendments

Criminal law is concerned with ________.

• regulation and enforcement of rights

• civil disputes and contracts

• environmental protection

• taxation and revenue collection

Common law is the body of law made up of ________.

• judicial opinions and precedents

• statutory laws

• constitutional amendments

• executive orders

Statutory law involves legislative acts ________.

• declaring, commanding, or prohibiting something

• that are optional and non-binding

• that are based on judicial decisions

• that are derived from customary practices