Introduction Flashcards

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What is forensic science?

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Forensic science is a mixed science that associates people, places and things with criminal activities

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What is criminalistics?

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Criminalistics is the application of scientific and technological methods to the investigation and resolution of legal matters.

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Where and by whom was the modern fingerprinting system created?

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1901, sir Edward Henry

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4
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Who created the ABO blood typing system?

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Karl landsteiner

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What does the chain of custody state?

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Who had evidence when

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What are the two main roles of forensic scientists?

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To perform scientific analysis and testify in court.

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What is analytical chemistry?

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The study of the separation, identification and quantification of chemical components.

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What are four challenges for forensic scientists?

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The chain of custody, sample integrity, personal integrity and quality of analysis.

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What does toxicology focus on?

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Drug and poison analysis

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10
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What is coronal toxicology?

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Refers to any sample taken Post mortem

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What is sobriety toxicology?

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Testing to determine if drugs or alcohol are present in a sample.

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What is the aim of criminal toxicology?

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To test if there is drugs or alcohol present in a POI

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