Chapter 13 n 9a Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
Q

Burglary

A

A person who breaks and enters the building or structure of
another person, with intent to commit a felony or theft in it,
commits burglary, a Level 5 felony.

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2
Q

Tool marks on a door frame at a burglary scene is an
example of _____ evidence.
A. Impression (Physical)
B. Documentary
C. Circumstantial
D. Testimonial

A

A

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3
Q

More than half of all burglaries are due to
unlocked doors and windows. (T/F)

A

True

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4
Q

Most burglaries occur on commercial (business)
properties.

A

False

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5
Q

What are some burglary facts?

A
  • Most happen during late morning and early afternoon
  • Victims often cannot provide information about a
    suspect
  • No eyewitnesses to the crime in most cases
  • Little or no physical evidence
  • Crime of opportunity
    – Little Planning, Often Spontaneous
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6
Q

tool mark, paint transfer, and impression

A

Striation & Paint Marks: Mostly
found in windows, doors, display
cases, cash registers, safes,
other locked items.
* Evidence of Forced Entry

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7
Q

This post- mortem indicator results from non-
circulating blood settling in the lowest portion of the
body.
A. Rigor Mortis
B. Corneal Clouding
C. Liver Mortis
D. Putrification

A

C

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8
Q

The victim must he suspended in air (feet off of the
ground) in order to die from hanging. (T/F)

A

FALSE

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9
Q

Post-Mortem

A

The condition of the body and the changes in the
body after death can be used to determine the
cause and manner of death

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10
Q

Post -Mortem Indicators Indicate the Time of Death

A

One of the most important factors in a homicide
case. Establishes a “Biological” Timeline.

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11
Q

Corneal Clouding

A

thin film over the
external areas of the eyes, Appears ½ -3 hours after death

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12
Q

Liver Mortis (Lividity)

A

Non-circulating
blood settles to the
lowest portion of
the body after death

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13
Q

Rigor Mortis

A

Stiffening of the Body for a
Brief Time Following death.

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14
Q

*Putrefaction
Decomposition

A

Decomposition, Begins approximately 36
hours after death

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15
Q

Asphyxia

A

Victim dies from a lack of air (oxygen)
Strangulation
Hanging
Poison Gas

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16
Q

Primary Misconception About Hanging

A

A body does not have to be
completely suspended. Asphyxia will occur if the throat is constricted

17
Q

Color of Carbon Monoxide Lividity

A

Cherry red or Pink

18
Q

This post- mortem indicator results from non-
circulating blood settling in the lowest portion of the
body.
A. Rigor Mortis
B. Corneal Clouding
C. Liver Mortis
D. Putrification

19
Q

The victim must he suspended in air (feet off of the
ground) in order to die from hanging. (T/F)