Vocab

Question 1

The ability to analyze a concept or problem

Answer 1

Analytical Skills

Question 2

Documented, unbroken transfers of evidence; paper trail

Answer 2

Chain of Custody

Question 3

Evidence used to imply a fact, not support it directly

Answer 3

Circumstantial Evidence

Question 4

Material that connects a individual or thing to a crime

Answer 4

Class Evidence

Question 5

Approach of scientific and legal professional working together to solve a crime

Answer 5

Crime Scene Investigators

Question 6

A permanate fixed point of reference to map a crime scene

Answer 6

Datum Point

Question 7

Derive a conclusion from facts using logical steps

Answer 7

Deductive reasoning

Question 8

Evidence that allegedly supports a fact of a case

Answer 8

Direct Evidence

Question 9

Someone who as seen something or someone related to a crime

Answer 9

Eye witness

Question 10

A statement or information that can be verfified

Answer 10

Fact

Question 11

The first safety official to arrive at the crime scene

Answer 11

First responders

Question 12

Application of science knowledge to legal questions

Answer 12

Forensics

Question 13

Kind of evidence that identifies a particular person or thing

Answer 13

Individual Evidence

Question 14

Reasoned with facts

Answer 14

Logical

Question 15

What a person perceives with their senses

Answer 15

Observations

Question 16

A folded paper used to trace evidence

Answer 16

Paper Bindle

Question 17

Personal belief founded on judgement

Answer 17

Opinions

Question 18

Information received from the senses

Answer 18

Preception

Question 19

Another location related to the primary Crime scene where evidence is found

Answer 19

Secondary Prime scene

Question 20

Location where the crime took place

Answer 20

Primary Crime Scene

Question 21

Small but traceable amounts of physical or biological material

Answer 21

Trace evidence

Question 22

A mathematical method of estimation positions of objects

Answer 22

Triangulation