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    This rubric outlines the requirements for a crime scene investigation project, including drawing the crime scene, taking notes, performing various lab analyses, and communicating the findings. The crime scene portion is worth 30 points - 20 for a scaled drawing and 10 for notes. Lab analyses are worth 100 points total across 10 categories. Communicating the findings is worth 70 points through explaining the results and evidence in 7 categories. Extra credit can be earned for additional materials like a scrapbook, video, or poster.

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    This rubric outlines the requirements for a crime scene investigation project, including drawing the crime scene, taking notes, performing various lab analyses, and communicating the findings. The crime scene portion is worth 30 points - 20 for a scaled drawing and 10 for notes. Lab analyses are worth 100 points total across 10 categories. Communicating the findings is worth 70 points through explaining the results and evidence in 7 categories. Extra credit can be earned for additional materials like a scrapbook, video, or poster.

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    Crime Scene Rubric

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    This rubric outlines the requirements for a crime scene investigation project, including drawing the crime scene, taking notes, performing various lab analyses, and communicating the findings. The crime scene portion is worth 30 points - 20 for a scaled drawing and 10 for notes. Lab analyses are worth 100 points total across 10 categories. Communicating the findings is worth 70 points through explaining the results and evidence in 7 categories. Extra credit can be earned for additional materials like a scrapbook, video, or poster.

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    CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION PROJECT

    RUBRIC
    Name_______________________________

    CRIME SCENE (30 PTS.)


    20 PTS. SCALED DRAWING
    10 PTS. NOTES TAKEN AT CRIME SCENE

    LAB ANALYSIS (100 PTS.)


    10 PTS. FLAME TEST LAB FOR FABRIC
    10 PTS. THERMAL DECOMPOSITION LAB FOR FABRIC
    5 PTS. BLOOD TYPING LAB
    10 PTS. DNA INTERPRETATION
    10 PTS. FINGERPRINT LIFTING
    5 PTS. FINGERPRINT CLASSIFICATION
    10 PTS. FINGERPRINT IDENTIFICATION
    10 PTS. CHROMOTOGRAPHY FOR POISON
    10 PTS. HAIR ANALYSIS
    10 PTS. GLASS ANALYSIS
    10 PTS. DUTY LOG (WHO DID WHICH PART OF THE PROJECT)

    COMMUNICATION OF FINDINGS (70 PTS.)


    10 PTS. FABRIC (Explain labs and describe results)
    10 PTS. BLOOD (Explain how typing works and describe results)
    10 PTS. DNA (Explain how DNA “barcodes” are made and the results of the match)
    10 PTS. FINGERPRINT (Explain how to lift prints, describe basic print types and
    how to identify prints (Galton characteristics); also be sure to describe
    print found)
    10 PTS. POISON (Describe how to calculate Rf and what the poison matching the
    evidence)
    10 PTS. HAIR (Explain parts of the hair and describe hair evidence)
    10 PTS. GLASS (Explain glass fractures, how to tell which side the projectile came
    from, and describe the glass evidence)

    EXTRA CREDIT
    Scrapbook. Video, Poster, Information pamphlet, etc…

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