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Question 1

No request/transmittal letter, No Examination.

Answer 1

true

Question 2

The Laboratory receives and examines the specimens.

Answer 2

true

Question 3

ACE-V Method is applied.

Answer 3

true

Question 4

At NHQ, CLO, ballistics report should be noted by the Chief of the Unit, and Approved by the
Director of NHQ,CLO.

Answer 4

trur

Question 5

4. Original copy of report shall be retained in the office that conducted the examination.

Answer 5

true

Question 6

4. Original copy of the report shall be retained in the office that conducted the examination.

Answer 6

true

Question 7

Parts of Ballistics Report
1. Heading
2. Ballistics Report No. (FAID-100-12)
3. Time and Date Received
4. Time and Date Completed
5. Specimens Submitted
6. Findings
7. Conclusion

Question 8

Cardinal Principles in Report Writing:
1. Accuracy – Are the words used easily understood?
2. Brevity – Is the report concise/short but complete?
3. Fairness/Impartiality – Are the conclusions based on the findings?
4. Fore/Form and Style – Does the report follow the standard format?

Question 9

the result of the critical study of the specimens submitted, conducted by the Firearm
Examiner, usually with the use of Bullet Comparison Microscope.

Answer 9

Ballistics Report

Question 10

very significant to the success and failure of a case in court. The objective of the
report is to prosecute and precisely to convict the accused and to give justice to the victim

Answer 10

Ballistics report writing