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Multiple Choice

Multiple Choice

This activity contains 10 questions.

	Safety guidelines from the International Association of Identification Safety Committee suggest that investigators take particular caution at a crime scene in the presence of   blood semen Intravenous drug paraphernalia All of the above

	Which of the following is not an allowance made to justify a warrantless search?   the need to prevent the eventual loss of evidence over time the existence of emergency circumstances a search made by consent of the parties involved a search made incident to a lawful arrest

	Items discovered at a crime scene must be   packaged in one container to keep everything together initially tested for evidentiary value handled only by representatives from the crime laboratory's evidence unit marked for identification with the collector's initials and date of collection

	Uncontaminated surface material close to an area where physical evidence has been deposited is a   standard sample reference sample substrate control ground material

	Vacuum sweepings, fingernail scrapings, clothing, and vehicles are collected as possible   substrate controls carriers of trace evidence secondary crime scenes DNA-containing evidence

	Biological evidence at a crime scene, such as blood, should be collected and packaged in   paper plastic metal paint cans a druggist fold

	The possession and location of all physical evidence at all times is substantiated in the   photography log crime scene notes case file chain of custody

	The Supreme Court restricted the practice of conducting warrantless searches at a homicide scene in the case of   Michigan v. Tyler Frye v. United States Mincey v. Arizona Coppolino v. State

	The problems of contamination can often be avoided through the use all of the following except   reusable equipment disposable forceps latex gloves disposable shoe covers

	Collected blood samples must be accompanied with known samples of whole blood or DNA from a(n)   immunoassay discarded item buccal swab bloodstain pattern

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