Which microscope was invented by Calvin Goddard?

Who came up with the exchange principal?

Which case ruled that scientific evidence was admissible only if it was generally accepted by the scientific community?

Which case established that police must obtain search warrants if they want to make subsequent return visits to a crime scene?

What precedent did Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceutical establish?

An employee goes to a co-worker's locker while the co-worker is away, takes his car keys, and later steals his car. Which is the primary crime scene?

Who establishes a crime scene?

Which best describes the role of a paramedic at a crime scene?

Which best describes the role of a detective at a crime scene?

Police arrive at a suspect's house, break open the door, and immediately begin searching for illegal weapons. Which U.S. Supreme Court ruling have they violated?

After an initial search of a suspect's home for illegal drugs, police returned three days later without a warrant and searched again. Police said the initial search warrant they used still applied. Which U.S. Supreme Court ruling did they violate?

With initial consent for a warrantless search, police spent three days searching a suspect's home for various items (stolen money, illegal weapons, drugs). Which law or U.S. Supreme Court ruling did they violate?

An officer arrives at the scene of a murder at 8 p.m. The evening is hot and humid. The body is 10 feet from tire tracks, but no vehicle is found. Which information should be noted for the crime scene sketch artist? There are 2 correct choices.

At 10 a.m. on June 12, two joggers discover a body along a running path in a park. The body is 20 feet from a tree beside the path. The body is partially buried. The weather is hot and humid. The body has a gray, cheesy-like appearance. Which information should be noted for the coroner? There are 2 correct answers.

At 9 a.m. on May 21, a body is discovered near a path in a park. The body is 10 feet from a tree beside the path. The body is partially buried. The weather is hot and humid. The body has a gray, cheesy-like appearance to it. Which information should be noted for the detectives? There are 2 correct choices.

Who is responsible for examining and removing a body from a crime scene?

Who determines whether a search warrant is necessary for a crime scene?

Who secures a crime scene?

Which best describes an advantage of a video camera over a still camera for photographing a crime scene?

What does a laser scanning device do for crime scene photography?

Which is necessary for visualizing latent stains of blood, semen, or urine at a crime scene?

Which is an example of trace evidence?

Which is an example of direct evidence?

Which best describes putrefaction?

Lividity is part of which process?

Which best describes autolysis?

Which is part of the pre-autopsy phase of an autopsy?

Which is part of the external examination phase of an autopsy?

Which is part of the internal examination phase of the autopsy?

Where would blowfly eggs be found?

During which phase does blowfly development occur underground?

Which is referred to as the "walking larva" of the blowfly?

Which indicates the age of a skull?

Which is indicated by a highly angled femur?

Which is indicated by fused segments of the sacrum?

A forensic odontologist examines the teeth of a skull and finds no baby teeth, no wisdom teeth, scarring in the rear jawbone, no dental diseases or tooth degeneration, and a low D-aspartic acid to L-aspartic acid ratio in the dentin. Which age range fits this skull?

A forensic odontologist examines the teeth of a skull and finds no baby teeth, presence of all wisdom teeth, and deep roots of the maxillary cuspids. Which skull most likely fits this data?

A widespread dispersal pattern of elongated bloodstains is found on a wall with a void at the point of origin. The bloodstains are less than 4–6 mm in diameter. Which weapon most likely caused the blood-spatter pattern?

Several narrow linear bloodstain patterns are found on a wall adjacent to one where a body was found. The droplets were elongated and about 1–4 mm in diameter. Which weapon most likely caused this blood-spatter pattern?

A man is found lying in a chair. On the wall behind him is a wide, bloodstained area with a void. The droplet sizes are less than 1 mm in diameter. The area of the desk is also covered with droplets of the same size. Which weapon most likely caused this blood-spatter pattern?

On a victim, a circular entrance wound is found with black edges and a stippling pattern emanating outward from the center. Which most likely caused this wound?

On a victim, a circular entrance wound with black edges is found. Which most likely caused this wound?

On a victim, a clean, circular entrance wound is found. Which most likely caused this wound?

A hair found at the scene of a crime is long, straight, and uniform in color. The scales are flat and narrow and the cross-section of the hair is circular. Which is the most likely origin of the hair?

A hair found at the scene of a crime is short and arc-shaped. The cross-section of the hair is circular. What is the most likely origin of the hair?

A hair is found on a female victim's clothes, but it does not match her hair. The hair is short, coarse, and wiry with a triangular cross-section. Which is the most likely origin of the hair?

Which is the immediate or short-term effect of alcohol on the body?

Through which route is most of the alcohol ingested by a person absorbed?

When a person ingests alcohol, which organ metabolizes most of the absorbed alcohol?

A paint chip is placed in ethanol and curls. Which type of paint is it?

Which is a simple test to determine if a paint is made of latex?

Which test uses color change to reveal oil-based paints?

Which best describes STRs?

How are STRs used in DNA profiling?

What term is used for repeating sequences of 2–5 base pairs in the non-coding portion of DNA?

Which is an example of minutiae in the study of fingerprints?

Which is a class of fingerprint?

Which is measured in a ridge count?

What does a Kastle-Meyer blood test do?

Which is used to type blood?

What does the Takayama test do?

Which best describes annealing?

What is the major chemical used in glass making?

Which element makes glass heat resistant?

What would a Munsell scale be used for?

What would a sieve be used for?

Which is used to identify mineral grains in a soil sample?

Which best describes the wheelbase of a car?

Which is unique to the tire of the car?

Which mark reveals information about the car's speed?

Police describe a suspect as having a distorted sense of his surroundings. Which class of drugs most likely is the suspect using?

A suspected drug overdose patient is sleepy but not comatose. She perceives her actual surroundings. Which class of drug might she have taken?

Police describe a drug suspect as anxious or agitated. Which class of drugs might the suspect be using?

Which law listed categories of people who could not legally purchase a gun?

Which amendment provides for a right to bear arms?

Which law requires owners to register automatic weapons?

Which is part of payroll fraud?

When someone in a company steals money from sales before the money is reported, what type of crime is it?

An employee bills customers for the amount of the item or service purchased, but the employee records lower purchases in the ledger and steals the money. What type of fraud is this?

Which term is used for trails of severely burned material edged by relatively low or unburned material and indicating the flow of an accelerant?

Which pattern is caused by fires burning upward?

Which pattern forms from an inverted cone?

The action of property being taken directly from a person or in that person's presence must be an element in which type of crime?

Which is classified as a violent crime?

Which is an essential element in burglary?

Which technique would be used to identify the type of ink used in a forgery?

Which technique would be used to identify the age of paper used in the forgery of an ancient Greek manuscript?

Which technique would be used to reveal writing on a piece of paper that had been under a note at the time it was written?

Which best describes erasure in a forged document?

Which best describes indented writing in a forged document?

In a forgery, which can be described as covering the original portion with a material?

Which best indicates pen pressure in handwriting analysis?

Which describes line quality in handwriting analysis?

Which does the ratio of height to width indicate in handwriting analysis?

At what point in a trial process can a plea bargain no longer be entered?

When does the prosecution get to question evidence produced by the defense?

In which type of case is appeal automatic?

Which rule determines the basis of lay witness opinion?

Which rule allows the court to appoint an expert?

Which rule does NOT deal with expert witness testimony?