Biases in the Collection & Processing of Forensic Evidence

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Across
  1. 4. Context and Conformation are examples of these (two words)
  2. 10. Kevin is to use that ruler and work on his own and Olga is to work on her own and to use this piece of string to how tall Kevin is (two words)
  3. 13. Fingerprint analysts were used from this fingerprint bureau (two words)
  4. 14. This stage is where the latent mark and the suspect's mark are examined side by side
  5. 17. - Mostly male, large range of experience, most still in the field and some are managers (two words)
  6. 18. In LSU this evidence is examined in isolation
  7. 20. The grass in that one looks much more appetising
  8. 21. I know you felt affected by the context and I know you think it was meaningful but George didn't (two words)
Down
  1. 1. You did what to High and Low context?
  2. 2. You will find them in the gamers room down that corridor (three words)
  3. 3. As a practice I can help to reduce the potential for other information potentially biasing your analysis (three words)
  4. 5. Ok. Heads or tails? (two words)
  5. 6. This happens as a quality assurance check of the analyst's work
  6. 7. This could happen if my pre-existing beliefs and expectations about a particular type of crime influence my decision making when analysing forensic evidence (two words)
  7. 8. This guy was wrongly arrested due to cognitive closure (two words)
  8. 9. - You need to get with the analysis sharpish. We have only got a couple of days to catch them (two words)
  9. 11. You'll find all the non-experts in there
  10. 12. This group only took part because they are geeky (two words)
  11. 15. This print is the one that comes from the crime scene
  12. 16. An acronym for a bottom-up system where the evidence it produces cannot be used in UK courts
  13. 19. Recognised that forensic analysts are motivated by personal reasons