Across
- 4. evidence that is consistent when retested
- 6. a multidisciplinary approach in which scientificand legal professionals work together to solve acrime
- 10. evidence that (if authentic) supports an allegedfact of a case
- 14. evidence (testimony, exhibits, demonstrativeevidence, and documentary material) properly collected and documented that truthfullysupports a claim based on objective, scientificdata from reliable sources
- 15. the location where the crime took place
- 16. small but measurable amounts of physical orbiological material found at a crime scene
Down
- 1. material that connects an individual or a thing toa certain group
- 2. the first safety official to arrive at a crime scene
- 3. a folded paper used to hold trace evidence
- 5. a mathematical method of estimating positionsof objects at a location such as a crime scene,given locations of stationary objects
- 6. the documented and unbroken transfer ofevidence
- 7. a hypothesis of the sequence of events frombefore the crime was committed through itscommission
- 8. a permanent, fixed point of reference used inmapping a crime scene
- 9. location other than the primary crime scene,but that is related to the crime; where evidenceis found
- 11. material that connects an individual or a thing toa certain group
- 12. evidence used to imply a fact but not support itdirectly
- 13. one of several reference points of knowncoordinates marked from a measurable distanceand direction from the datum point