Chapter 3

Question 1

What skills and qualities are needed by investigators?

Answer 1

Use both inductive and deductive reasoning inductive reasoning moves from the specific details to general view deductive reasoning creates a hypothesis about the crime

Question 2

The thought process that removes from specific details to a general view the facts of a case are used to arrive at a logical explanation of the crime is?

Answer 2

Inductive reasoning

Question 3

For major considerations that dominate the crime scene search

Answer 3

One boundary determination in her prime reverse outer perimeter to choice of search pattern the spiral the stripe line the grid zone hydrant and the pie wheel three instruction of personnel coordinates provides information for coronation making everyone and everything function together

Question 4

Different methods of visually documenting the scene of the crime

Answer 4

One digital video recording to still photo photographs three digital image management systems for crime scene sketching and friends like mapping, sketching views, forensic mapping methods, automated digital image of the crime scene, Laser scanning, panoramic cameras.

Question 5

Types of crime scenes

Answer 5

One primary scene initial offense committed to secondary seen location of all subsequent connected evidence three macro scopic seen large picture includes victim and suspects bodies cars and buildings for microscopic scene specific evidence and objects that are associated with the crime including nose, bite marks, hair, blood, etc.

Question 6

Associative evidence

Answer 6

By directionally and that it connects the perpetrator to the scene or victim work next the scene or victim to a suspect

Question 7

Corpus deli to evidence

Answer 7

Evidence that substantiates elements who’s commission or omission must be demonstrated to have occurred in order to prove a case

Question 8

Crime scene

Answer 8

The location when a crime has committed or any place that evidence related to a crime may be found

Question 9

Deductive reasoning

Answer 9

The thought process that moves from general premises to specific details for example a hypothesis about the crime is formed and then tests took against the functional situation to arrive at a conclusion