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Forensics 2.4 (use your notes)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The first photo taken at a crime scene is

a)

close-ups of all evidence

b)

photos of entries and exits

c)

Photo I.D. card

d)

mid range photos

2.

When photographing evidence at a crime scene, which evidence should be photographed first?

a)

the victim (if there is a victim)

b)

it doesn't matter which evidence is photographed first

c)

all potentially fragile evidence

d)

whatever evidence is most interesting to the photographer

3.

The purpose of the photo I.D. card is

a)

to identify the victim

b)

to identify all crime scene technicians involved in processing the crime scene

c)

to document all photos taken at the crime scene

d)

to identify case information and photographer

4.

A detailed record of all photos taken at a crime scene

a)

Photo log

b)

Photo I.D.

c)

Crime Scene control log

d)

Chain of custody

5.

Crime Scene Photos are taken in two stages. (Check all that apply)

a)

as soon as first responders arrive

b)

prior to alteration

c)

after all evidence is collected

d)

after evidence markers are in place

6.

This type of photo uses the four corners technique and is used to depict the general condition and layout of the crime scene.

a)

overall

b)

close up with scale

c)

close up without scale

d)

midrange

7.

This type of photo is used to show items of evidence in relation to the surrounding area.

a)

overall

b)

close up w/ scale

c)

close up w/out scale

d)

mid-range

8.

This type of photo can provide important investigative information and should depict points of entry/exit, vehicles in the area, the crowd, etc.

a)

overall

b)

mid range

c)

close up

d)

mid level

9.

Close up photos (check all that apply)

a)

taken with and without reference scale

b)

taken 90 degrees to the item of evidence

c)

shows multiple pieces of evidence in a single photo

d)

additional close up photos can be taken in the lab after the item has been collected from the crime scene.

10.

Check all that apply to video recording a crime scene

a)

should depict a non-intrusive walk through of the scene

b)

video recording should replace crime scene photos

c)

video before and after evidence markers are placed

d)

audio recording must be included with video recording