criminal investigation 1 Flashcards

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What is criminal investigation?

A

collection of evidence/convicting a suspect

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2
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What is your jurisdiction?

A

your area

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3
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When you show up at a scene you prepare?

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notes, photographs, witnesses, sketches

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4
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What is credible?

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trustworthy, reliable

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5
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Watch of London?

A

earliest police force

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6
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Wickersham commission?

A

we stop beating people, third degree

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7
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Trends in criminal investigation? Changes?

A

forensics, tech, bones, comms

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8
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What makes a good investigator?

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details, patience, curious

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9
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Treat all cases as if…..

A

they are going to court

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10
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What is the term forensic?

A

Latin term meaning forum

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11
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What are the branches of forensic science?

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forensic medicine, criminalistics

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12
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What is criminalistics?

A

analysis of physical evidence from crime scenes using scientific principles

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13
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What is a striation?

A

bullet

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14
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Best way to get a fingerprint?

A

photograph and contrast

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15
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Identification and classification process?

A

1 bag of item #1

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16
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What is associative evidence?

A

evidence that can link a person to a crime scene

17
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What is toxicology?

A

determines what drugs were used

18
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When everything is trying to be brought up the same way in court?

A

across the board, standardization

18
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What are latent prints?

A

prints you can see on certain surfaces

19
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What encompasses all areas of where the crime is?

20
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What should you do with a crime scene?

A

establish perimeter, properly protect the scene

21
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Crime scene provides opportunity for what?

A

locate physical evidence

22
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It’s not necessary to account for evidence from when it’s taken and all the way to court.

A

false, chain of custody

23
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When should warrant be used?

A

when entering a crime scene unless of an emergency

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2 types of detectives?
specialist and generalist
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What is the Rogue Gallery?
where photographs are saved
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What is a mugshot?
pictures taken of someone who was arrested
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Showup?
showing a victim a suspect at the scene of the crime and seeing if they think it is that person
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Interview?
2 people talking to each other in close proximity
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2 types of informants?
volunteer and paid
30
What is open/surveillance?
not caring if you lose them or if you are seen
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What is a pen register?
log calls made, live and historical version of all phone calls
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Specific acts taken together that compose a crime are?
elements