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• ATop

• BTop

• Biological Evidence
• Biological Evidence Packaging
• Blood and Body Fluid Collection

• CTop

• Chain of Custody
• CODIS
• Collecting a Sample From a Smear
• Collection Priority
• Control Samples
• Conveyance
• Crime Scenes

• DTop

• Database Levels - CODIS
• DNA Database Hits
• Documentation
• Dry Stains on Absorbent Surfaces
• Dry Stains on Nonabsorbent Surfaces

• ETop

• Equipment
• Evidence Collection
• Evidence Found at Crime Scenes
• Evidence Marking
• Evidence Search Methods

• FTop

• First Priority - Collection

• GTop

• HTop

• Hair and Fiber
• How Can CODIS Help in Solving Crimes?

• ITop

• Indoor
• Integrity of Biological Evidence
• Integrity of Trace Evidence

• JTop

• John Doe Warrant

• KTop

• LTop

• Latent Fingerprints
• Locating Evidence

• MTop

• NTop

• OTop

• Outdoor

• PTop

• Packaging for Transport
• Preserving Evidence
• Procedures
• Profile Types

• RTop

• Reference Sample Collection
• Reporting

• STop

• Safety
• Second Priority - Collection
• Seven Step Protocol
• Special Situations
• Summary - Module 1
• Summary - Module 2
• Summary - Module 3
• Summary - Module 4

• TTop

• Testifying
• Third Priority - Collection
• Trace Evidence
• Types of Crime Scenes
• Types of Evidence

• UTop

• VTop

• Victim Interview

• WTop

• Wet Stains on Absorbent Surfaces
• Wet Stains on Nonabsorbent Surfaces
• What is CODIS?