FSC 100 EXAM BUNDLE(COMPLETE PACKAGE)

to issue a death certificate - ANSWERresponsibility of the coroner (1) Coroner (2) Police (3) Pathologist - ANSWERMedico-legal Death Investigation Team Coroner or qualified physician - ANSWERWho pronounces death (1) All homicide occurring within the City of Toronto (2) All criminal acts ...

Forensic Method - ANSWERSystematic approach to documenting, collecting, interpreting and presenting evidence for presenting in the court of law Criminal Law - ANSWERTo punish the wrongdoer Civil Law - ANSWERCompelling compensation or restitution What is the purpose of a crime scene investig...

When irrelevant criteria (extraneous variables) influence perception, such as when salsa is presented to panelists in green cups and these cups influence the verdict on the test, it is called _______ error. - ANSWERSTIMULUS The tendency to repeat the same scoring day-in and day-out is an example ...

Guanine (G) will only bond with nucleotides containing Thymine (T). - ANSWERFalse Standards for the collection, analysis, and presentation of data (regarding DNA typing procedures) are necessary and important because they ensure consistency in the field, among other things. - ANSWERTrue Adenin...

Methods of identification after death - ANSWER1. Visual 2. Photographic 3. Clothing and personal effects 4. Fingerprinting 5. Dental records 6. DNA Early Development of Autopsy in Forensic Investigations - ANSWER1507: Bamberg Code describes the first written records of forensic pathology, in...

1. In 1984, _____________ became the first person to make a breakthrough in DNA exclusion: - ANSWERSir Alec Jeffreys 2. Humans inherit a genome of 20 chromosomes from each parent for a total of 40. - ANSWERFalse 3. In Canada, after voluntary DNA is used in an investigation, samples that do not...

Hot Zone - ANSWERThe immediate area in which the crime took place Warm Zones - ANSWERAdjacent areas, around the hot zone, the larger perimeter LOSER - ANSWERListen Observe Search Evaluate Record Systematic - ANSWERstudy of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world throug...

what could be physical evidence? - ANSWERobjects that can: - establish that a crimme has been committed - make associations (crime to victim, victim to perpetrator) recognition - ANSWER- of not just what but where - situation of items relative to each other where to start searching - ANSWERcons...

atavists - ANSWERinsisted that criminals were born to commit crimes due to biological deviance positivists - ANSWERclaimed that. crime is the product of social causes recidivism - ANSWERthe act of repeating an offence Cesare Lombroso - ANSWER-() -atavist and practicing psychiatrist -fathe...