- How many years are slides of organ samples kept after an autopsy?
- During the internal examination of an autopsy toxicological specimens are taken. These include samples of blood which is routinely tested to determine the presence of ______ and ______ in the victim
- Forensic pathologists can determine the amount of ______ in the vitreous humor. And use it to approximate the time of death.
- which objective lens should you never use in conjunction with the coarse adjustment knob
- Skin cells found under the fingernails of a victim (DNA)
- a tape recording of a suspect admitting to a crime
- What piece of evidence does the innocence project use to help set innocent people free?
- what is a method by which a photographer takes photographs at a crime scene
- Size 9 Nike shoe found beside a dead body
- a fingerprint left on a soda can found at a crime scene
- 1990 Ford Explorer seen driving away from an armed robbery
- what percentage of wrongful conviction cases has the innocence project helped solve
- If someone receives bagged evidence with a signature on a label, how must they go about opening the bag to get to the evidence?
- When using a microscope, how will we see a specimen? Will we see it just as it was placed under the microscope?
- A written confession signed by a suspect
- How do people process information/stimuli that bombards them on a daily basis?