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Define DNA, and explain the accuracy of the results of genetic fingerprinting

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Latent prints are impressions left on evidence.

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Discuss the latest innovations in the examination of fingerprints.

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Handwriting analysis is performed by the ____________________ section of the crime lab.

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NCIC means:


A) National Crime Investigation Center
B) National Criminal Information Center
C) National Crime Information Center
D) National Criminal Investigation Center

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DNA is the abbreviation for ____________________.

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The modern CompStat program began in:


A) Chicago
B) London
C) New York
D) Los Angles

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Marks made by fingers touching a surface after the ridges have been in contact with a colored material such as blood, paint, grease, or ink are called:


A) inked prints
B) latent prints
C) plastic prints
D) acoustic prints

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New technology allows officers to rapidly scan ________comparing them to local, state and national databases.


A) license plates
B) drivers licenses
C) Vehicle Identification Numbers
D) DNA

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The current version of CODIS contains two indexes: a convicted offender index and a forensic index.

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For law enforcement purposes, the acronym CAD means:


A) computer-assisted dispatching
B) computer-aided dispatch
C) computer-assisted dispatch
D) centralized audio dispatch

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What are the major sections of a police crime lab? Discuss the evidence each examines.

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A cold hit is a DNA sample collected from a crime scene that ties an unknown suspect to the DNA profile of someone in the national or a state's database.

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Thirty-five out of fifty states require DNA samples from convicted from sex offenders and murderers.

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What is used in the examination of hairs, fibers, and paints?


A) ballistics
B) serology
C) criminalistics
D) chemistry
E) document analysis

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The examination of dead bodies is called:


A) forensic toxicology
B) forensic pathology
C) forensic physical anthropology
D) forensic odontology

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Discuss fingerprint technology.How has it evolved over the years?

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The latest in the use of automated crime analysis is the New York City Police Department's ____________________ program.

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What is DNA contamination, and how does it occur?

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Trace evidence is analyzed by the ____________________ section of the crime lab.

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