WorksheetsIA 2 Review
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 14mins
What are the key words for the Frye Standard?
widespread Scientific Community Support
Community Support
The judge is the gatekeeper
What are the key words in the Daubert ruling?
widespread Scientific Community Support
Community Support
The judge is the gate keeper
Blood, fingerprints, footprints, clothing, DNA, etc. are what type of evidence?
Circumstantial
Direct
Witness Testimony, eye witness, video, etc. are what type of evidence?
Direct
Circumstantial
What are the four types of search patterns?
Spiral, box, grid, and line
Circular, grid, line, and quadrant
Spiral, quadrant, line, and grid
What is the documentation or label that is on a bag of evidence that establishes a record of the control, transfer, and disposition of evidence in a criminal case?
Chain of command
Chain of custody
Label of custody
Who is in charge of the Crime Scene?
Police officer
Detective
Lead Investigator
The place the crime was first committed.
Primary crime scene
Secondary crime scene
An additional place that is related to the crime.
Primary crime scene
Secondary crime scene
What type of evidence leads to one person or one small group?
Class evidence
Individualized evidence
What type of evidence leads to a large group of people?
Class evidence
Individualized evidence
What is forgery?
Signing your name to a document
Writing or altering a document with the intent to defraud.
Signing your name to a check
What is transient evidence?
circumstantial evidence
a type of evidence that has no meaning or that by its very nature can be easily changed or lost
tiny fragments of physical evidence
What is trace evidence?
tiny fragments of physical evidence
a type of evidence that has no meaning or that by its very nature can be easily changed or lost
physical evidence
What is Digital Forensics?
the application of science and physics to the recovery of digital evidence using legally acceptable methods.
the application of science and engineering to the recovery of digital evidence using legally acceptable methods.
the application of science and engineering to the recovery of physical evidence using legally acceptable methods.
What can be used to clear a hard drive without touching it?
A magnet is used to clear a hard drive.
Using an outside source
Typing delete
What is obliteration?
Changes to make the document available
Changes to make the document readable
Changes to make the document unreadable
What is Locard’s Exchange Principle?
Evidence is left at a crime scene
Every contact leaves a trace
Investigators use evidence found at a crime scene to solve the crime
