Body And Forensics Flashcards

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Lab officers

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Assist in preparing tests

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Crime scene investigator

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Investigate the crime scene

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Latent print examiner

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Finds finger prints at crime scenes and examine them

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Firearms examiner

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Help the court by providing evidence such as serial numbers

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Tool mark examiner

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Analyses weapons and marks on a victim

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Document examiner

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They examine printed and digital items

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Trace evidence examiner

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Examine any evidence found at a crime scene

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Forensic pathologist

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They determine the cause of death from the victim

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Forensic anthropologist

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Look at bones for evidence

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Forensic odontological

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Examine teeth and bite marks

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Forensic entomologist

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Study insects

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Field officers

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Head investigator at the crime scene

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DNA profiler

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Collects DNA to match to a suspect

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Crime scene photographer

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Takes photos of evidence from the crime scene

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Toxicologist

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Examines chemicals found at the crime scene

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Forensic psychiatrist

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Focuses on the interface of law and mental health

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Coroner

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Asks question to find out how someone died if it was unknown

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Police officer

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They are the first to the crime scene and find evidence

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Polygraph examiner

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Uses a machine to see if someone is lieing

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Blood stain analysts

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Investigates the blood found at the crime scene

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Forensic accountant

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Keeps all files / records from crimes

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Arson and fire examiner

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Investigate intentionally started fires

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Forensic artist

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Draws people who are suspected / witnesses / victims

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Forensic serologist

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Examine bodily fluids

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Forensic psychologist
Determine if someone is sane
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Criminology
Determines why the suspect committed the crime
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Digital forensic experts
Recovers the material found in digital devices
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What is trace evidence
A unit of evidence created by when objects contact
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What are five examples of trace evidence
``` Fibres Hair Soil Pollen Gunshot residue ```
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What is always left at the crime scene
DNA fingerprints Trace evidence
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What is impression evidence
Objects that have retained the characterises of other objects through direct contact
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What are features for tire tracks
Tread patterns Width and depth of tread Unique characteristics due to damage
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What are features for tool marks
Dimensions of the impression Ridges or striation patterns Defects Paint chips
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What are features for shoe prints
Tread patterns Wear patterns Material defects or damages Other trace materials
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What are features for bite marks
Type of bite Characteristics of teeth Colour of area Swab for bodily fluids
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What is anthropometry
The study of measurements of bones and body parts
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When might it be used and why = anthropometry
It could be used if there were no fingerprints to find the measurements of someone
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What are the three fundamentals that criminal investigators use when looking at fingerprints
A fingerprint is an individual A fingerprint pattern Fingerprint ridges
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What are the 3 main types of fingerprints
Arches Loops Whorls
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What are latent prints
Impressions left by friction ridge skin on a surface
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Why do we use powder when dusting prints
So we can lift them off with tape
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What are the six groups of human hair
``` Scalp hair Beard hair Under arm hair Eyebrow hair Pubic hair General body hair ```
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What is hair made of
The protein keratin
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What are the 3 layers of hair
Medulla Cortex Cuticle
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Why does BPA stand for
Blood pattern analysis
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What can investigators learn from the analysis of blood splatter
``` Position and movements Number of blows Type of injury How long ago the crime was Which wound was inflected ```
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How do hairs and fibres differ
They have different sizes and textures
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What is the difference between man made and synthetic fibres
Natural fibres have a rough surface whereas man made fibres are smooth