Forensics Introduction
Across
- 2. Study of insect activity on cadavers most often used for time of death
- 3. Analysis of skeletal remains from crime scenes
- 5. Study of criminal behavior
- 7. Forensic dentistry most often used for human identification
- 9. Determination of the cause and manner of death
- 10. Part of the Department of Justice. Investigates drug crimes
- 12. Engineering principles used forensic cases.
- 13. Part of Homeland Security specializing in inks and counterfeit currency
- 14. A witness to a crime who testifies what they saw or heard.
- 16. Analysis of physical evidence from a crime scene.
- 17. Part of the Department of Justice. Investigates explosives and firearms
- 18. Part of the Department of Justice. Larges forensic lab in the world.
Down
- 1. psychology criminal matters
- 4. computer science of criminal and civil offenses
- 6. Part of the department of the interior. Investigates crime with animals and Plants
- 8. A scientist who analyzes evidence generated by criminal or civil offenses
- 11. Investigates crimes through the mail.
- 15. Application of science to matters involving the public or legal matters.