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1
The actions taken at the crime scene immediately following the detection and reporting of the crime constitute the
A)essential part of police work.
B)follow-up investigation.
C)cold search.
D)preliminary investigation.
2
Which of the following would constitute a basis for assigning an "exceptionally cleared" classification to a case?
A)The suspect is known to the police, but they can't find him to serve a warrant.
B)The suspect is in custody, but invokes his rights under the Miranda ruling after being formally charged.
C)The suspect attends the local college as an exchange student.
D)The suspect is known to the police, but the complainant refuses to testify in the case.
3
Which type of evidence serves to substantiate the distinct set of elements whose commission or omission must be demonstrated to have occurred in order to prove a criminal offense.
A)Crime scene documentation.
B)Associative evidence.
C)The rule of detail.
D)Corpus delicti evidence.
4
The process of utilizing information derived from physical evidence at the scene, from analyses of physical evidence and from inferences drawn from such analyses to test various theories of the occurrence of prior events is the definition of
A)reconstruction.
B)reclamation.
C)criminal investigation.
D)crime scene rehabilitation.
5
Which of the following are steps in a preliminary investigation?
A)Reviewing the offense/incident report
B)Securing the crime scene and witnesses
C)Re-interviewing the witnesses
D)All of the above
6
What type of trace evidence may react (fluoresce) from an alternate light system?
A)Fingerprints and bodily fluids.
B)Hairs, fibers, and drugs.
C)Bite marks, bruises, and human bone fragments.
D)All of the above
7
Which crime scene search pattern is usually employed in outdoor scenes and is normally executed by a single person?
A)spiral.
B)strip/line.
C)grid.
D)zone/quadrant.
8
A basic diagram of the scene showing important points is the
A)forensic map.
B)strip search.
C)coordinates.
D)crime scene sketch.





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