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forensic evidence in court and court process

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Total cards: 23•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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what is one of the goals of the crju system

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identification and apprehension of individual guilty of crimes

#2
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what is the main goal for a forensic examiner

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to produce an opinion which may be used in testimony to either support or refute a fact aka be a expert witness

#3
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information must be ____ & _____ in order to accepted and usable in court

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reliable and relevant

#4
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define relevance

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information decided by the judge and rends to be binary: either the testimony may be given to it may not be.

#5
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what is tied to relevance

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probative

#6
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reliable

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he amount of reliability will often go to the weight attributed to the testimony, and not just the admissibility of the evidence

#7
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communication may be in a

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written or oral form

#8
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why are conviction overturned

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procedural irregularities new evidence coming to life serious error

#9
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what is a source unreliable scientific evidence

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-experts testifying outside of their area -testimony that is not impartial -incorrectly examined -inapproatie amount of weight is given to an aspect of evidence -human error

#10
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what are sources of errors for forensic examiners

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examiners instruments methodologies

#11
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unethical behavior is

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unethical

#12
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human error could be

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from incorrectly analyzing a piece of impression evidence, to not using proper methods, or not understanding the limitations of an examination when forming an opinion

#13
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actus reus

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a criminal act

#14
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mens rea

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criminal intent

#15
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concurrence

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the union of acts reus and mens rea

#16
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causation

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act is the cause of the harm: either facts or proximate

#17
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harm

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act causes injury to another

#18
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what are the standards of evidence

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beyond a reasonable doubt preponderance of evidence probable cause

#19
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hearsay

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an out of court statement offered to proved the truth of the matter asserted in the statement

#20
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what is forensic evidence

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any evidence based on science technique or expert evaluation entered evidence in trial

#21
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what did daubert do.

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expanded general expectance and added the error test. five standards.

#22
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frye case

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frye set general accpectance

#23
Front (Question)

komotire

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702 applies to any technical evidence and anything that deals with an expert