WilliamHerschelAlphonseBertillonGuiltyPleastagedMisdemeanorNot GuiltybyReason ofInsanitymedicalexaminerocularfluidHansGrossMirandaRightsGrandJuryDEACommonor CaseLawAugustVollmerMathieuOrfilaChain ofCustodyEquityLawSecondAmendmentStatutoryLawindividualevidenceliverlarvaeAdministrativeLawhemoglobinSir ArthurConanDoylePleaBargainingKarlLandsteinerFirstAmendmentAlbertOsbornFrancisGaltonFourthAmendmentCivilLawPreliminaryorEvidentiaryHearingInnocenceProjectLeoneLattesUSPISForensicEntomology livormortisCalvinGoddardlatentHenryFauldsulnarloopclassevidence12SixthAmendmentfourthFifthAmendmentLuminol putresineDoubleJeopardyagglutinationThirdAmendmentGBIATFLocard'sPrincipleEighthAmendmentgridNotGuiltyPleaProbableCauseCriminalLawEdmondLocardBloodtype ASeventhAmendmentBloodtype OalgormortisFBINinthAmendmentTenthAmendmentFelony3NoContestWilliamHerschelAlphonseBertillonGuiltyPleastagedMisdemeanorNot GuiltybyReason ofInsanitymedicalexaminerocularfluidHansGrossMirandaRightsGrandJuryDEACommonor CaseLawAugustVollmerMathieuOrfilaChain ofCustodyEquityLawSecondAmendmentStatutoryLawindividualevidenceliverlarvaeAdministrativeLawhemoglobinSir ArthurConanDoylePleaBargainingKarlLandsteinerFirstAmendmentAlbertOsbornFrancisGaltonFourthAmendmentCivilLawPreliminaryorEvidentiaryHearingInnocenceProjectLeoneLattesUSPISForensicEntomology livormortisCalvinGoddardlatentHenryFauldsulnarloopclassevidence12SixthAmendmentfourthFifthAmendmentLuminol putresineDoubleJeopardyagglutinationThirdAmendmentGBIATFLocard'sPrincipleEighthAmendmentgridNotGuiltyPleaProbableCauseCriminalLawEdmondLocardBloodtype ASeventhAmendmentBloodtype OalgormortisFBINinthAmendmentTenthAmendmentFelony3NoContest

Intro to Forensic Science - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. William Herschel
  2. Alphonse Bertillon
  3. Guilty Plea
  4. staged
  5. Misdemeanor
  6. Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity
  7. medical examiner
  8. ocular fluid
  9. Hans Gross
  10. Miranda Rights
  11. Grand Jury
  12. DEA
  13. Common or Case Law
  14. August Vollmer
  15. Mathieu Orfila
  16. Chain of Custody
  17. Equity Law
  18. Second Amendment
  19. Statutory Law
  20. individual evidence
  21. liver
  22. larvae
  23. Administrative Law
  24. hemoglobin
  25. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
  26. Plea Bargaining
  27. Karl Landsteiner
  28. First Amendment
  29. Albert Osborn
  30. Francis Galton
  31. Fourth Amendment
  32. Civil Law
  33. Preliminary or Evidentiary Hearing
  34. Innocence Project
  35. Leone Lattes
  36. USPIS
  37. Forensic Entomology
  38. livor mortis
  39. Calvin Goddard
  40. latent
  41. Henry Faulds
  42. ulnar loop
  43. class evidence
  44. 12
  45. Sixth Amendment
  46. fourth
  47. Fifth Amendment
  48. Luminol
  49. putresine
  50. Double Jeopardy
  51. agglutination
  52. Third Amendment
  53. GBI
  54. ATF
  55. Locard's Principle
  56. Eighth Amendment
  57. grid
  58. Not Guilty Plea
  59. Probable Cause
  60. Criminal Law
  61. Edmond Locard
  62. Blood type A
  63. Seventh Amendment
  64. Blood type O
  65. algor mortis
  66. FBI
  67. Ninth Amendment
  68. Tenth Amendment
  69. Felony
  70. 3
  71. No Contest