Criminal Justice

2. the person who commits the crime
6. a less serious crime
8. a more serious crime
9. "father of forensic toxicology"
11. who established the comparison microscope as the indispensable tool of the modern firearms examiner
13. trying a defendant twice for the same offense
15. violation of criminal law
16. the person who is affected by the crime
20. a written code or regulation that protects citizen's rights
21. the transfer of evidence principle was theorized by who
22. money bond or property posted by the accused to allow pretrial release from jail
23. information in the form of testimony, documents, or physical objects
24. maintains the largest crime laboratory in the world
25. who devised a technique for determining the blood group of a dried bloodstain

1. who undertook the first definitive study of fingerprints as a method of personal identification
3. a defense to prove that a defendant was at another place at the time of the alleged crime
4. court order authorizing a search or arrest
5. forcing a defendant to testify or provide information against himself
7. reasonable grounds for a search
10. oldest forensic laboratory in the United States
12. requirement by the government to be fair in its actions
14. the creator of the field of criminalities
17. the fictional character of sherlock holmes was created by
18. developed the system known as anthropometry
19. the final evaluator of forensic evidence