Across
- 8. The type of evidence that police reports, contracts, and stock receipts would be included in.
- 10. When a test identifies the unique characteristics of a sample, it has _____________.
- 13. The type of evidence includes photographs, computer models, and reenactments in court.
- 14. A type of characteristic that can be associated with a single source (ex: Fingerprint)
- 15. is A formalized demand given to a witness to get them to supply evidence or testimony in court
- 17. When a test identifies a particular substance it has ________________.
- 18. The process of determining the chemical or physical characteristics of evidence with certainty
- 20. The frequency of an event or how likely it is that two samples would share characteristics.
- 21. A forensic __________ would perform soil tests in the field.
Down
- 1. The process of testing a known sample against an unknown sample to see if they share common origin.
- 2. is A set of legal rights that are spoken to any suspect in custody before an interrogation.
- 3. The property or description of a substance and its reaction with another substance.
- 4. When a test reproduces the same result multiple times, it has ________________.
- 5. This type of glass fracture looks like spokes on a wheel and extend outward from the impact point.
- 6. The type of evidence created from eyewitnesses
- 7. This type of evidence is an actual object, is tangible, and can be touched.
- 9. This type of glass fracture forms a circle around the point of impact.
- 11. Fingerprint characteristics are called __________, or minutiae, and can be loops, arches, or enclosures.
- 12. A type of characteristic that cannot be associated with a single source (ex: soil type)
- 16. The property or description of a substance without its connection to any other substance.
- 19. Scientists will often create molds out of various materials in order to bring this evidence back to the lab