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| what is crime scene processing? |
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| an inherent task and duty associated with most criminal investigations. |
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| crime scene processing consists of examination and? evaluation. True of false |
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| assisting, observing, documenting, searching,collecting, analyzing what are the above? |
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| Six basic steps of crime scene processing |
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| Crime scene processing is a Duty a Responsibility True or fasle |
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| Role of a police officer:Prevent crime, preserve peace, protect life-liberty-property True or false |
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| What are the 5 basic steps of the role of the police officer? |
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| prevent crime,crime repression, regulate noncriminal conduct, provision of services, protection of personal liberties |
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| What are Crime repression and protection of personal liberty related to? |
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| Processing of the crime scene |
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| What's the old Joe Friday routine? |
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| The facts ma'am, just the facts |
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| the process by witch each receives his due |
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| The purpose of a criminal investigation is? |
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| What is defined as evidence? |
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| Anything that tends to prove or disprove a fact in contention. |
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| What are the 2 types of evidence? |
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| Interviews and interrogation evidence is called? |
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| Physical evidence is what? |
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| Items found at a scene that are collected for analysis and presentation. |
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| What dose physical evidence establish? |
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| A framework of facts that are irrefutable by anyone. |
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| Who commented "the full meaning of evidence is a function time and the item's surroundings? |
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| In considering the context of evidence, Chisum and Ryearson explained the context can manifest in many ways as described as? |
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| Predictable effects, unpredictable events, transitory effects, relational effects and functional detail |
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| Classic examples of predictable effects? |
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| The stage of insect activity, rigor mortis and liver mortis |
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| Unpredictable effects to a crime scene might be entry by police or EMS. True or false |
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| Ice in a glass, heat from a cigar of cigarette or orders of chemicals or colognes |
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| What will ultimately any transitory effects at a crime scene? |
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| Examples of Relational details: |
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| voids, shell casings in the grass, weapon close to the body, gunshot residue |
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What are some functional details at crime scenes? |
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was the alarm clock set for a specific time, did the dead bolt operate normally, was the weapon functional? |
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| The Evidence Linkage triangle consists of what? |
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| The scene, the subjects, the victims and the evidence |
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| Us to place the time of the crime in some form or fasion |
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| What is sequencing have to do with crime scene investigations? |
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| To decide in what order the crime occurred |
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| What are snapshots of a crime scene? |
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| Specific moments when certain things occurred |
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| What is the basic goal of any processing methodology? |
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| To limit damage and recover as much evidence and context from the scene as possible. |
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| What are the 5 ingredients of a good crime scene methodology? |
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| Knowledge, skills and tools, a methodical approach, flexibility, and a coordinated effort |
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| Where does the weakest link in forensic science lie? |
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| The crime scene investigator |
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| Do crime scene investigators need to be experts in every forensic science? |
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| The method must be all-encompassing and purposefully regular. |
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| What are 3 specific scene integrity issues? |
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| Addition of evidence to a scene, destruction of evidence on the scene, movement of material in the crime scene |
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| What are post-incident artifacts? |
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| Additional of material to the scene |
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| A golden rule for the crime scene investigator is? |
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| Who is Sir-Arthur Conan Doyle? |
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| Sherlock Holmes fictional character |
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| Who wrote in a book "I can only find evidence. I cannot change it? |
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| Is putting people in prison a responsibility of the police? |
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| The job of law enforcement is to? |
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| Is Probable Cause is no the? |
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| The crime scene investigators standard is to? |
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| Investigate to the point beyond reasonable doubt |
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