Types of Evidence

2. Any object or material that is relevant in a crime.
4. Hair, bone, and feces are considered which type of nature of classification of evidence.
8. Produced by contact between person and person, or between person and object.
10. Physical evidence is considered this.
11. An eyewitness account is an example of this type of evidence.
15. Produced by a specific event or action that can determine the sequence of events that happened at the crime scene.
17. A person who provides testimonial evidence of an observed incident.

1. Physical evidence that is common to a group of objects or persons.
3. Fibers, gunpowder, and drugs are considered this nature of classification of evidence.
5. Something that may associate a victim or suspect with the crime scene or with each other.
6. This type of evidence is a statement made under oath.
7. Fingerprints, footprints, and shoe prints are considered which nature of classification of evidence.
9. This type of evidence is produced by direct contact between a person and an object, or between two objects.
12. This type of physical evidence is temporary and can be easily changed or lost.
13. French forensic scientist that stated that in every criminal act, the perpetrator leaves behind a trace of evidence, and in turn takes something from the crime scene with them.
14. Physical evidence that is identified with a particular person, or a single source.
16. Physical evidence is more ________________ than testimonial evidence.