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A) Aggravated assault, assault with intent to commit murder B) Aggravated assault, assault with intent to commit murder, felonious battery, and others C) Aggravated assault, assault with intent to commit murder, felonious battery D) Homicide 2
A) Justifiable homicide B) Aggravated assault C) Murder D) Homicide 3
A) Justifiable homicide B) Misadventure C) Murder D) Homicide 4
A) Criminal enterprise B) Personal-cause C) Sexual homicide D) All of the above 5
A) Contract killing B) Results from underlying emotional conflict C) Sexual homicide D) Cult murder 6
A) Contract killing B) Results from underlying emotional conflict. C) Sexual homicide D) Cult murder 7
A) Contract killing B) Results from underlying emotional conflict. C) Sadistic murder D) Cult murder 8
A) Proceed with maximum speed. B) Immediately approach the body. C) Arrest everyone on the scene. D) Proceed with deliberate speed and be alert for fleeing suspects. 9
A) A vehicle fleeing the scene at a high rate of speed B) An unarmed child approaching the officer to direct him to the body C) A red sports car with wide wheels parked nearby D) A male in a neat suit is walking his dog nearby. 10
A) Confirm or pronounce death. B) Conduct a scene walk-through. C) Establish a chain of custody. D) Determine scene safety. 11
A) Determination of death. B) Chain of custody C) Scene walk-through. D) Scene safety plan. 12
A) The study of how and why people die B) The study of estimating the time of death C) An analysis of whether the deceased was under the influence of alcohol or any type of drug D) The study of lacerations 13
A) Time and precise cause of death B) The type of weapon employed C) From what direction was the force was applied D) All of the above 14
A) Visual inspection B) Tattoos C) Surgical scars D) Examination of teeth, surgical records 15
A) Preplanning B) Excavation C) Consulting with an archaeologist D) Defining the site 16
A) This is the body cooling after death B) Livor mortis C) Postmortem rigidity D) Postmortem medical examination 17
not a common type of wound encountered by police officers in injury and death investigations?A) Firearm wounds B) Incised wounds C) Stab wounds D) Strangulation 18
not a common reason for suicide?A) Ill health or considerable pain B) Severe marital strife C) Financial difficulties D) Remorse over loss of a pet 19
A) Shooting B) Hanging C) Drowning D) All of the above 20
A) Fingerprints B) Dentition C) Identification, jewelry, and clothing on the body D) DNA printing 21
A) Sexual homicide B) Destruction or mutilation of a body to conceal the identity of the decedent. C) Incineration of the body with homicidal intent. D) b and c are correct. 22
A) Prior family violence involving either party B) Relative severity of injuries inflicted on either person C) Potential for future injury D) Whether one of the parties is angry 23
A) Family violence offense report B) Evidence report C) Substance abuse report D) Reasonable discipline report. 24
A) Harasses victims on the internet B) Develops a fixation on another person with whom they have no relationship C) Simple obsession stalker D) Fatal attraction case 25
A) Protective orders B) Firearms C) Psychological counseling D) None of the above
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