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Forensic science takes what laws into consideration?

All laws

Forensic Science deals with what branch of science

ALL OF 'EM

Forensic Scientists can also be called:

Criminalists

The study of the effects of drugs, alcohol, and other toxins on the body:

Toxicology

What is evidence?

Anything that tends to establish or disprove a fact

The study of bite marks and dental identification

Odontology

The four main crime labs in the U.S. are:

FBI, AFT, DEA, USPS

What is Locard's Exchange Principle?

The idea that when two objects come in contact material will be transferred

What's an infraction?

Violation of a rule or law NOT punishable by prison


Ex: jaywalking, littering, traffic infractions

What's a misdemeabor?

A minor crime that is usually punishable with a fine, community service,imprisonment other than prison.


Ex: Theft, assault, shoplifting

What's a felony?

A major crime punishable by more than one year of imprisonment


Ex: murder, rape, armed robbery


What 3 things must an expert witness be able to demonstrate?

-Significant experience in a relevant field


-Education in his or her area of expertise


-Skill in a trade or profession of interest to the court


(DO NOT NEED A DEGREE IN FORENSIC SCIENCE)

The Frye Standard developed a standard of:

General Acceptance

What constitute general acceptance?

-Scientific Literature


-Presentations at scientific meetings


-General use of the technology


-Expert Testimony

The gatekeeping responsibility is the job of the:

Trial Court Judge

Just know Miranda v. Arizona

Seriously just remember the case

What was Ernesto Miranda accused of?

Kidnapping and rape an 18 year old girl

Why did the supreme court rule the police statement NOT admissible in Miranda v. Arizona

He was not advised of his right to an attorney

What changed after Miranda v. Arizona

People MUST be advised of their Miranda rights