forensic finals

31問 • 2年前

問題一覧

is an ordered collection of photographs that can be easily referenced for future use. When a crime scene is documented, numerous photographs are taken at the scene.

photo log

are valuable not only as an aid to an accurate recall of events to be testified to in court, but also to furnish the raw material needed in the written formal report of the case.

notes

are excellent companions to photograph. Where photographs provide exact details as seen by the naked eye, sketches offer accurate information about the placement of objects and they show relationship and distances between things.

sketching

Make a record of the assessment of the crime scene, observations, unusual situation noted inside and outside at the crime scene. Narrative description, factual information and record of significant events at the crime scene.

note taking

In an Organized step by step approach Scene Documentation is one of the stages in the proper processing of a crime scene.

crime scene documentation

photographs of the overall scene fundamentally are taken to portray the areas as if a person viewing the scene is seeing it from the standing position.

general view or long range

a photographic method of taking a crime scene photographs starting from fixed point, photographing each evidence as the photographer moves toward it, and progressively gets closer.

progressive method

a photographic method of taking series of photographs in a circular or clockwise direction, overlapping each other slightly to show the entire crime scene. If a single photograph cannot show the entire crime scene, apply this method.

overlapping method

To show the extent of damage, objects that is small in size such as fingerprints, shoe print, tool marks, fibers, hair, injury, blood spatter, documents, tools, etc. Always take a second photograph with a scale to show the actual size of the object and the camera must always be parallel to the film plane.

extreme close up shot

photographs are normally taken approximately five feet or less from the subject. The attention of close-up photography is directed to object which could be effectively seen in the long-range and mid-range photographs

close up view/range

This includes tires, footprint, etc. These should be taken with medium-range photography

impression photography

Show location of scene, street signs Medium range photograph of point of entry, point of origin, and areas of fire activity

arson photography

The scene includes the approach of the vehicles before the collision/accident Must retrace path of vehicles

accident photography

photographs are taken in a manner which portrays the scene from approximately ten to twenty feet of distance from the subject. In order that the viewer be permitted to associate the crime scene with separate areas of the scene photographed, these areas should contain sufficient details to permit the viewer association.

medium view or mid range

Beneficial when looking for entries and exits Combines narration and photography Pictures are still necessary

video recording

These are the first pictures a crime scene photographer takes which show the scene in its entirety. There are no close ups or photographs of specific evidence at this point in time.

overview photographs

Photograph pictures of street signs around the crime Define the boarders of the investigation

outdoor scenes

The entry way needs to be photographed first The photographer must photograph the outside of the building and work their way in

indoor scenes

If possible wait until morning so one does not disturb evidence Bring floodlights so one can see the crime scene

photographs at night

Overview photographs should show layout Is there are multiple splatter or blood stains they area can be divided into grids and photographs must be taken of each

bloodstain photography

the Locard Exchange Principle — transfer of evidence by contact. See the next section to follow.

association or linkage

These are taken last These show details of individual pieces of evidence, victims, measurements, etc.

close up photographs

These photographs show the specific layouts of areas of the crime scene

medium range photographs

are the source of the physical evidence that is used to associate or link suspects to scenes, victims to scenes, and suspects to victims.

crime scenes

any evidence with identifiable chemicals present.

chemical evidence

any evidence with a pattern or predictable pattern of appearance

patterned evidence

any evidence of such a small size so as to be overlooked, not easily seen or not easily recognized. In addition to identifying the type of physical evidence found at a crime scene, it is necessary to obtain valuable investigative information from the analysis of the items of physical evidence

trace evidence

the evidence is used to determine if a crime has taken place.

determination of corpus delicti

criminals repeat behavior. Repeated methods of entry, for example, by kicking in a back door with the same shoe leaving the same footwear impressions throughout the crime scene.

modus operandi identification

any evidence derived from a living item. Includes physiological fluids, plants, and some biological pathogens.

biological evidence

also referred to as crime scene photography, is an activity that records the initial appearance of the crime scene and physical evidence, in order to provide a permanent record for the courts.

forensic photography

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Jerome Estacio · 50問 · 2年前

LEA1

50問 • 2年前

Jerome Estacio

問題一覧

is an ordered collection of photographs that can be easily referenced for future use. When a crime scene is documented, numerous photographs are taken at the scene.

photo log

are valuable not only as an aid to an accurate recall of events to be testified to in court, but also to furnish the raw material needed in the written formal report of the case.

notes

sketching

note taking

In an Organized step by step approach Scene Documentation is one of the stages in the proper processing of a crime scene.

crime scene documentation

photographs of the overall scene fundamentally are taken to portray the areas as if a person viewing the scene is seeing it from the standing position.

general view or long range

a photographic method of taking a crime scene photographs starting from fixed point, photographing each evidence as the photographer moves toward it, and progressively gets closer.

progressive method

overlapping method

extreme close up shot

close up view/range

This includes tires, footprint, etc. These should be taken with medium-range photography

impression photography

Show location of scene, street signs Medium range photograph of point of entry, point of origin, and areas of fire activity

arson photography

The scene includes the approach of the vehicles before the collision/accident Must retrace path of vehicles

accident photography

medium view or mid range

Beneficial when looking for entries and exits Combines narration and photography Pictures are still necessary

video recording

These are the first pictures a crime scene photographer takes which show the scene in its entirety. There are no close ups or photographs of specific evidence at this point in time.

overview photographs

Photograph pictures of street signs around the crime Define the boarders of the investigation

outdoor scenes

The entry way needs to be photographed first The photographer must photograph the outside of the building and work their way in

indoor scenes

If possible wait until morning so one does not disturb evidence Bring floodlights so one can see the crime scene

photographs at night

Overview photographs should show layout Is there are multiple splatter or blood stains they area can be divided into grids and photographs must be taken of each

bloodstain photography

the Locard Exchange Principle — transfer of evidence by contact. See the next section to follow.

association or linkage

These are taken last These show details of individual pieces of evidence, victims, measurements, etc.

close up photographs

These photographs show the specific layouts of areas of the crime scene

medium range photographs

are the source of the physical evidence that is used to associate or link suspects to scenes, victims to scenes, and suspects to victims.

crime scenes

any evidence with identifiable chemicals present.

chemical evidence

any evidence with a pattern or predictable pattern of appearance

patterned evidence

trace evidence

the evidence is used to determine if a crime has taken place.

determination of corpus delicti

criminals repeat behavior. Repeated methods of entry, for example, by kicking in a back door with the same shoe leaving the same footwear impressions throughout the crime scene.

modus operandi identification

any evidence derived from a living item. Includes physiological fluids, plants, and some biological pathogens.

biological evidence

also referred to as crime scene photography, is an activity that records the initial appearance of the crime scene and physical evidence, in order to provide a permanent record for the courts.

forensic photography