5108636384 | Physical transfer | When two people or two objects come in contact with each other. | 0 | |
5108656549 | Locard's exchange principle | States that when a person comes into contact with an object or another person, a cross transfer of physical evidence can occur. | 1 | |
5108667060 | Direct evidence | Includes first hand observations such as eyewitness accounts or police dashboard video cameras. | 2 | |
5108672541 | Circumstantial evidence | Indirect evidence that can be used to imply a fact that is not directly proven. An example would be a gun left at the scene of a crime. | 3 | |
5108692504 | Class evidence | Narrows an identity down to a group of persons or things. | 4 | |
5108695612 | Individual evidence | Narrows an identity down to a single person or thing. | 5 | |
5108703416 | Primary crime scene | Where the crime took place. | 6 | |
5108709485 | Secondary crime scene | The second important location of a crime. For example the location a bomb was made or where someone kidnapped was hidden. | 7 |
Forensic Science: Crime Scene Investigation and Evidence Collection Flashcards
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