Multiple Choice
What are the five divisions a crime lab it typically divided into?
A) Serology, unknown substances, trace evidence, ballistics and fingerprints.
B) Financial, arson, murder, rape and organized crime.
C) Corporate, organized crime, violent crime, white collar and blue collar.
D) Federal, State, County, Local and Special Victims.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q23: All courts treat all scientific data the
Q24: What are the members of a CART
Q25: What is biometrics?<br>A) Identifying a person through
Q26: Define forensic science and its earliest origins.
Q27: The Questioned Documents Unit examines what?
Q29: A CART team consists of accountants who
Q30: How many keyboard strokes are typically stored
Q31: Describe the chain of custody and the
Q32: What type of information should a forensic
Q33: Explain Rule 702 of the Federal Evidence