Across
- 5. study of dust/particles in samples to show relationships amongst objects, people, places, etc
- 7. law created by judges arising precedently from previous cases
- 8. physical or verbal material found and presented in order to prove/disprove a crime
- 10. study of projectiles and firearms used in law and civil cases
- 11. more serious than a misdemeanor, typically violent and punishable by imprisonment
Down
- 1. fair reasoning to a search with the belief that there is evidence of a crime
- 2. written law passed by a legislative body
- 3. minor wrongdoing, punishable under criminal law
- 4. study and application of insects and anthropods in criminal investigations
- 5. measures and record several physiological indicators such as blood pressure, pulse, etc
- 6. deals with of diseases and causes of death by examining body fluids, cells, and tissues in labs
- 9. concerned with relations between the community as opposed to criminal, mulitary, or religious affairs