Forensics Identification

3. Type of fingerprint that involves a ridge entering one side and coming out the same side
8. Very small details that differentiate fingerprints
11. Molecule that holds genetics and helps differentiate people
12. Old form of identification that involves measurements
13. Evidence that is very small, like blood or pollen
16. Identification of bullets
20. Pattern for searching crime scenes,small boxes
23. The exact center of the fingerprint
24. Series of steps to make sure things are in order
26. Person who has a first hand account of a crime
28. Crime lab known as Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
30. Paper trail that follows possession of evidence
31. A hidden print that can't be seen with a naked eye
32. A print that was made visible to the naked eye through various methods
33. The reason that prints are left behind
34. Deals with drugs and poison found in body
35. Crime lab known as the federal Bureau of Investigation

1. Evidence type things that involve the body and body fluids
2. Evidence type things like, weapons,documents, and shell casting
4. A person with a lot of knowledge on a topic in a trial
5. A place where physical evidence is analyzed
6. Evidence that are first hand observations
7. Used to prove someone innocent or guilty
9. Makes latent fingerprints appear purple
10. Triangular formation on the fingerprint
11. Crime lab known as Drug Enforcement Administration
14. The study of characteristics based on bones
15. Makes latent prints appear brown by vapor
17. Man who came up with the exchange principal
18. Crime lab known as US Postal Inspection Service
19. Type of fingerprint that involves a ridge creating a circular shape
21. Proving someone's identity using various methods
22. Type of fingerprint that involves a ridge coming in one side and leaving the other side
25. No two individuals have the same how many minutiae
27. A drawing that helps forensics understand a crime scene
29. Application of science to law