Across
- 2. ______ characteristics. Can be associated with a common source with a high degree of possibility.
- 6. ____ databases. International Forensic Automotive Paint Data Query (PDQ). Chemical and color information of automotive paints. Model, year, assembly plant.
- 7. When a specimen/sample are subjected to same tests & examinations. Determines common origin.
- 10. _______ databases. Shoe print Image Capture And Retrieval (SICAR). 2 databases: solemate (type of shoe)and treadmate (type of tire).
- 11. ___ characteristics. Can only be associated with a group, not a single source.
- 12. ________ databases. IAFIS is a national fingerprint/criminal history database. AFIS is an FBI specific state database. However, these state databases don't communicate with another.
- 14. Second step of comparison. Do they or do they not come from the same source?
- 15. First step of comparison. Which ______ are going to be prepared are chosen.
Down
- 1. The determination of physical or chemical identity of a substance
- 3. First step of identification. _____ of testing procedures that give characteristic results. Then may be permanently recorded.
- 4. _______ databases. National Integrated Ballistics Information Network (NIBIN). Comparison of firearms, bullets, markings, etc. IBIS captures the images and imports to system.
- 5. __ databases. Combined DNA Index System (CODIS). Federal, state, local labs can use. 3 indexes: Forensic, Offender, Arrestee
- 8. Frequence of occurrence of an event. Needed in comparison.
- 9. _____ persons databases. National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs). 3 databases: Missing persons, Unidentified persons,unclaimed persons.
- 13. Second step of identification.____ and number of tests needed to identify substance. Must be sufficient to include all other substances