I need help. Can someone help me answer these questions? I am very limited on time. This questions are timmed!

 

I ONLY HAVE 1HR 50 MIN AS OF TIME NOW

 

 

1.The CSI Effect causes jurors to expect some type of forensic evidence for all criminal cases.

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2. Forensic science is applying sociological theories to the matter of law.

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3. Pseudoscience is a term that refers to events that have not been verified by the scientific method.

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4. A hypothesis is considered an educated guess.

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5. The American Board of Criminalistics (ABC) Rules of Professional Conduct is the only document requiring a signature when compared to the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) and the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors / Laboratory Accreditation Board (ASCLD/LAB) documents.

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6. An expert witness testifies to the opinions of another person's research or experiments.

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7.Quality assurance provides policies or guidance to ensure that the laboratory will provide biased results.

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Question 8

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8. Choose ALL of the scientific method steps:

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general acceptance

observations

exercises

experiments

conclusions

data analysis

hypothesis

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Question 9

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9. Choose ALL of the following that are considered an exemplar and/or a known:

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DNA standard (blood or oral)

Latent print from crime scene

Fiber from unstained section of carpet

Blood swab from crime scene

10-print card from suspect

Bullet from box of ammunition

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Question 10

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10. Choose ALL of the criteria that a judge must consider in a Daubert hearing to determine if scientific evidence is admissible:

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scientific method

standardization

peer review

search warrant

error rate

speedy trial

general acceptance

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11. Choose ALL of the criteria that should be included in an ethical code or rules of professional conduct:

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integrity

dishonesty

professionalism

confidentiality

embellish

disclosure

exaggerate

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12.Choose ALL of the criteria required of an expert witness:

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declared by a judge

has special knowledge in a particular field

provides opinions

hired only by defense

must be a scientist

is proficient in a particular field

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Question 13

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13.Choose ALL of that is discussed in the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) code of ethics and conduct:

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the code

rules and procedures

membership

meetings

suspension

expulsion

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14. Choose ALL that is discussed in the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors / Laboratory Accreditation Board (ASCLD/LAB) guiding principles of professional responsibility for crime laboratories and forensic scientists:

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professionalism

competency and proficiency

meetings

membership

clear communication

accreditation

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Question 15

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Select the best definition for each term:

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no unlawful search, seizures

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guarantees due process; no double jeopardy; no self incrimination

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general acceptance test

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judge acts as the gatekeeper

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right to a speedy and fair trial

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Daubert Ruling

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Frye Ruling

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4th Amendment

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5th Amendment

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6th Amendment

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Question 16

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Select the best definition for discipline:

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analyze, compare, identify, and interpret physical evidence

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analysis and performance of autopsies to determine cause and manner of death

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analysis of human skeletal remains

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study of posions

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application of dentistry, primarily for the identification of human remains

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Forensic Toxicology

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Forensic Criminalistics

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Forensic Odontology

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Forensic Anthropology

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Forensic Pathology

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Question 17

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Select the appropriate type of evidence with the proper criminalistic section:

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sexual assault evidence

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white powder evidence

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cartridge casing

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impression evidence

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glass evidence

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Chemistry

2.

Trace

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Firearms

4.

Latents

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Biology

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Question 18

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Select the person to the correct development / discovery.

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used a comparison microscope to determine if a particular gun fired a bullet

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devised the first scientific system of personal identification

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conducted the first definitive study of fingerprints and their classification

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the father of forensic toxicology

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developed a procedure to determine blood type from dried bloodstains

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Mathieu Orfila

2.

Alphonse Bertillion

3.

Francis Galton

4.

Leone Lattes

5.

Calvin Goddard

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Question 19

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Select the person to the correct development / discovery.

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utilized microscopy and other analytical methodologies to examine evidence.

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developed principle that states a cross-transfer of evidence occurs when a person comes in contact with an object or person

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developed the fundamental principles of document examination

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developed the first DNA profiling test

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wrote the first treatise describing the application of scientific principles to the field of criminal investigation

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Albert Osborn

2.

Walter McCrone

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Hans Gross

4.

Edmond Locard

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Sir Alec Jeffreys

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Question 20

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Select the type of results generated from the discipline listed:

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identification of a particular type of bullet

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identification to a person via fingerprint match

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identification to a person via DNA profile

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identification of a controlled substance (i.e. cocaine)

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cause and manner of death

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Firearms

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Pathology

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Biology

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Latent Prints

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Chemistry

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Question 21

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Place the scientific method steps in the correct order:

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hypothesis

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experiments

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analyze data

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conclusions

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observations

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Question 22

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_________ characteristics are not unique to a source and pertain to a group (i.e. ABO blood type, blue paint).

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Individual

Class

Group

Section

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Question 23

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______________ characteristics are from a unique source (i.e. fingerprint patterns, bullet striations).

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Group

Section

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Individual

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Question 24

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Edmond Locard's exchange principle states that when a person comes in contact with an object or person, a ________________ of evidence will take place.

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contamination

transplant

cross-transfer

relocation

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Question 25

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_____________ evidence is any material that can establish through scientific exam that a crime has been committed.

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Transfer

Resource

Supplemental

Physical

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Question 26

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The __________ Test is a "quick and dirty" test for deciding if something is an ethical issue and useful because brand name and a person's reputation are important in business.

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Smell

Taste

Sight

Hearing

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Question 27

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______________ v. United States is a 1923 District of Columbia case where the scientific validity of the lie detector test was rejected.

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Daubert

Reed

Frye

Zain

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Question 28

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____________ v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a 1993 U.S. Supreme Court case where the judge was determined to be the "gatekeeper" or decision maker in determining evidence admissibility.

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Daubert

Frye

Reed

Zain

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