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| how the crime scene and evidence is handled |
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| evidence that is not admissible in a case |
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| Crime scene search patterns |
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| how a crime scene is searched |
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| tools like brushes to help search for evidence |
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| when evidence is handled improperly |
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| evidence that can be traced to a direct source |
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| some boi that did a thing |
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| Assisting equipment such as finger print brush, chemicals, oblique lighting, markers, swabs, evidence bags, tape, camera, labels, vials, measuring tape, and caution tape, gloves, mask, face shield, shoe covers, coveralls etc. |
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| Medical Examiner, Forensic Engineer, crime scene cleaner, Forensic Accountant. ... Crime Scene Investigator, Crime laboratory Analyst, Forensic Science Technician Salary, Forensic Archaeologists Salary, Forensic Psychologists Salary etc. |
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| Objects found at the scene of a crime. Example fingerprints, foot prints, hand prints, tire marks, cut marks, tools, tool marks, glass, fiber, hair etc. |
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| Used to determine the presence of substance such as blood, drugs, bodily fluids and to eliminate species differentiation. Example Kastle Meyer test |
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| Patent prints, plastic prints, latent prints |
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| procedure of evidence collection |
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| Communicate with on the scene, view the scene, establish security, plan, survey, document scene, conduct second review, record & preserve evidence |
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| Sketch that illustrates evidence, surrounding items, directional location, information labels, descriptive key, and measurements used to show the layout of the crime scene. |
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| Items that may be transferred between people, objects, or the environment. |
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