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Which forensic discipline is responsible for the identification of substances?
Which forensic discipline is responsible for the identification of substances?
- Pathology
- Firearm and Tool mark examination
- Centre of Forensic Science Biology (correct)
- Psychiatry
Which forensic discipline is not mentioned in the provided text?
Which forensic discipline is not mentioned in the provided text?
- Forensic data recovery
- Dermatology (correct)
- Molecular biology
- Digital Imaging enhancement
What service does the Centre of Forensic Science provide at no cost?
What service does the Centre of Forensic Science provide at no cost?
- Firearm examination
- Drug analysis
- Identification of substances (correct)
- Toxicology services
Which of the following is not a service provided by the Centre of Forensic Science?
Which of the following is not a service provided by the Centre of Forensic Science?
Which forensic discipline uses microscopy and microspectrophotometry?
Which forensic discipline uses microscopy and microspectrophotometry?
Which forensic discipline is responsible for the comparison of differences and similarities between known and questioned samples?
Which forensic discipline is responsible for the comparison of differences and similarities between known and questioned samples?
What method is used to detect latent fingerprints?
What method is used to detect latent fingerprints?
How many characteristics does the average fingerprint have?
How many characteristics does the average fingerprint have?
Which of the following is NOT a component of DNA?
Which of the following is NOT a component of DNA?
What type of impression evidence may yield class characteristics like size and pattern?
What type of impression evidence may yield class characteristics like size and pattern?
Which of the following can be used to preserve lifted fingerprints?
Which of the following can be used to preserve lifted fingerprints?
What is the molecule that makes up the 23 pairs of chromosomes in most human cells?
What is the molecule that makes up the 23 pairs of chromosomes in most human cells?
What must be done to avoid cross-contamination when comparing questioned and comparison samples?
What must be done to avoid cross-contamination when comparing questioned and comparison samples?
What type of characteristics result from normal usage or damage over time, and can be used to distinguish similar objects?
What type of characteristics result from normal usage or damage over time, and can be used to distinguish similar objects?
Why is it necessary for forensic scientists to perform their testing with absolute objectivity?
Why is it necessary for forensic scientists to perform their testing with absolute objectivity?
What is the most definitive finding when it comes to determining a common origin between two samples?
What is the most definitive finding when it comes to determining a common origin between two samples?
In the context of forensic science, what does 'Probable Origin' indicate about two samples?
In the context of forensic science, what does 'Probable Origin' indicate about two samples?
What principle explains the primary transfer of evidence through direct contact?
What principle explains the primary transfer of evidence through direct contact?
When two witnesses disagree in a trial, who must assess their reliability?
When two witnesses disagree in a trial, who must assess their reliability?
'Reliance on Forensic opinion' section emphasizes the need for investigators to act upon:
'Reliance on Forensic opinion' section emphasizes the need for investigators to act upon:
'Disclosure of Physical Evidence' section highlights that evidence incriminating or exculpating the accused must be disclosed to:
'Disclosure of Physical Evidence' section highlights that evidence incriminating or exculpating the accused must be disclosed to:
'Labeling of Evidence' section stresses the importance of:
'Labeling of Evidence' section stresses the importance of:
What is the purpose of 'Druggist's Fold'?
What is the purpose of 'Druggist's Fold'?
What is the significance of the two layers of skin in fingerprint formation?
What is the significance of the two layers of skin in fingerprint formation?
What is the primary characteristic of a 'Loop Pattern' in fingerprints?
What is the primary characteristic of a 'Loop Pattern' in fingerprints?
Which action can change a person's fingerprints and make them more unique?
Which action can change a person's fingerprints and make them more unique?
What is the most common type of fingerprint pattern?
What is the most common type of fingerprint pattern?
Which action can render a fingerprint visible for identification?
Which action can render a fingerprint visible for identification?
Who developed the world's first fingerprint classification system and bureau?
Who developed the world's first fingerprint classification system and bureau?
What is the primary use of fingerprints in criminal investigations?
What is the primary use of fingerprints in criminal investigations?
What is the main limitation on the use of fingerprints in investigations?
What is the main limitation on the use of fingerprints in investigations?
What action must be taken when dealing with wet exhibits to prevent mold growth?
What action must be taken when dealing with wet exhibits to prevent mold growth?
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