Chapter 1 Flashcards
What is the most fundamental purpose of investigation?
To establish a crime was committed find suspects recover stolen property assist in prosecutions of suspect
What are four other objectives of investigation?
Establish a crime was committed find suspects recover stolen property assist in prosecution of suspects
Who were the both street runners end of what his truck importance were they
First modern detective force
Historical volunteers that called thieves in London
Why did the British public object to the use of detectives after an acting of the metropolitan police act of 1829
Because they had undercover officers to prevent crime public was uneasy when surveillance became clear
Why did the profession of detective in this country basically evolve in the private sector?
Started off up with unreliable detectives. Pinkerton noticed flaws in the system and decided to step up.
Of what significance is the work of Pinkerton and is national detective agency?
Wages and work conditions. Pursuing bank and railroad robbers.
What’s rogues gallery?
Display in which photographs of known offenders were arranged by their speciality and height for detectives to study , that they may recognize criminals on the street.
Alan Pinkerton and J Edgar Hoover have what similarities.
Both ran Pinkerton detective agency
What is the anthropometric And why is it abandoned in favor of dactylographicy?
Anothropometry is the study of body measurements as means and criminal identification.
The theory was a Bandan because of a person might grow and under grow other physical changes, yet a person’s fingerprints remain the same.
What are the milestones in the development of dactylography?
Observes pores and ridges in hands and feet. Develops nine standard fingerprint patterns and classification systems. Fingerprints, first definitive book on Dactylogrphy.
Dictiloscopia Comparada: outlining his system.
What is the different human resources of DNA material identified in this chapter?
Blood, tissue, bone marrow, tooth pope, here route cells,Spermatozoa
What is the fingerprint classification system that uses fingerprints and Colonel identification adopted in England in 1900 and use today in almost every country?
Henry system
What’s the contributions of Pinkerton
Discovered in foil the assassination attempt of Lincoln
Who is the father of criminal investigations? Also found Anthropometry.
Alphonse Bertillon
What’s the metropolitan police act?
First aid professional please
Where was the first metropolitan police act founded question, And who founded it and when?
London buy saw Robert peel and 1829
History of investigations?
Military, sheriff, Costco, corner.
What is DNA
A nucleus acid consisting of the molecules that carry the bodies genetic material and establish each person as a separate and distinct
What are four types of firearm identification?
Type of ammunition, knowledge of design and function, restoration of serial number, distance between gun nozzle and victim.
What significance is the Palo Verde case?
It was the first case in which genetic fingerprinting was applied to plant evidence in a criminal case
To rape murder cases in anyone that involve the first use of DNA typing in 1987 and a criminal case. DNA samples recovered from both victims led to the release of an innocent man and subsequent subsequentially arrest and conviction of a killer.
Enderby Cases
How and what does DNA phenotyping produce
A sketch of a person of interest formed by description for my witnesses that from a person’s DNA found at the scene of a crime.
How are microbial communities used to determine the postmortem interval?
Alga mortise body temperature, rigor mortise body Stephanie, liver mortise blood pooling, and the presence of certain insects such as blowflies.
What is the new biometrics?
Defined as he measurable an automated physical logical and behavioral characteristics that can be used to verify the identity of an individual
