Transient evidence - evidence like blood that loses its value over time , supreme court - the ultimate authority in the u.s legal system, Federal emergency management agency - What do FEMA stand for, Roper v. Simmons - case ruled that minors cannot be put to death, No contest - what does Nolo Contendere, unreasonable search and seizure - the 4th amendment protects against , written without prejudice answer bias - when writing police reports they should be, submitted in person - should be done with all loaded weapons , Fingerprint impressions left on a surface - what are plastic prints, it can become molded and contaminated - happens to evidence if stored in a Plastic bag improperlyg , Burglary - a crime not against a person, Tort law - the correct definition of civil law, Civil court cases - the 7th amendment pertain to, biggest terrorist attack destroying the twin towers and damaging the world trade center - the significance of September 11,2001, fingerprint identification - AFIS stands for, The guilty mind or intent - the meaning of Men Rea, ask the person if they have a weapon - correct procedure before performing a pat-down search , secure the crime scene - first step for the first responding officer at a crime scene to do, parallel - not a crime scene sketch method, pay back or restore  - definition of restitution , strip,zone,grid spiral - the four recognized crime scene search patterns, evidence that loses its value over time - the term transient evidence , Executive - branch of government does the mostblaw enforcement agencies fall under, Put hands/fingerprint on the back of the suspect car - what a officer should do when approaching a suspect's vehicle , No Contest plea - the legal significance of Nolo Contendere, FEMA - agency that is responsible for emergency management at the federal level,

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