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SkillsUSA Crime Scene Study Guide
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SkillsUSA Crime Scene Study Guide
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25 Questions

1. Forensic Entomology

2. Patent Fingerprints

3. First Responder

4. Origins of Criminalistics

5. One of the most critical requirements for an undercover officer is.....

6. Securing the Scene

7. Individual Evidence

8. Successful Investigation

9. Successful Investigator must possess.....

10. Delta

11. Dactylography

12. Criminal Profiling

13. Incident Report

14. Fingerprint Characteristics

15. Crime Scene Investigation Team

16. Anthropometry and Dactylography

17. Direct Evidence

18. Primary Crime Scene

19. Sketching the Scene

20. Modus Operandi

21. Cleared

22. Seeing the Scene

23. Criminalistics

24. Circumstancial Evidence (indirect evidence)

25. Forensic Science

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