Crime Detection and Investigation
MathCriminal investigation terms: forensic science, physical evidence, inculpatory and exculpatory evidence, custody, confession, entrapment, and stings.
This math crossword has 11 clues. Select a numbered square, read the matching clue, and type the answer. Crossing letters help confirm each word. You can print a worksheet or make your own crossword from a custom word list.
Horizontal Words
- The most persuasive form of evidence (10)
- Tool marks found on the window frame at a crime scene are what type of evidence (8)
- What broadly refers to the field of science that addresses legal questions (16)
- Type of evidence that include or incriminate someone as a suspect (11)
- An example of an undercover investigation (5)
- Type of evidence that excludes or eliminates someone as a suspect (11)
Vertical Words
- The process of collecting crime-related information to reach certain goals (22)
- A person or business that buys and sells property that is know to be stolen (5)
- When a suspect is under physical control of the police and are not free to leave (8)
- What occurs when police induce someone to commit a crime (10)
- If a suspect has an alibi it is what type of evidence (11)
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