Chapter 9

Question 1

This refers to any photographs made to record an object or event, or to clarify a point that is relative to a matter under investigation.

Answer 1

Investigative photograph

Question 2

Photographic evidence is only admissible when there is a witness sponsoring that can testify that it is fair and accurate representation of the subject matter.

Solely based on the personal experience of the testimony

Answer 2

Pictorial testimony theory

Question 3

If the process being used to produce the evidence is accurate is reputable hence the name of silent is designated.

Answer 3

Silent witness theory

Question 4

Hence, the first step in the investigation of any crime is to photograph completely and accurately all the aspects of the scene before any of the objects of evidence are removed or otherwise disturbed.

Answer 4

Crime scene photography

Question 5

showing general location and conditions

Answer 5

Long/General view

Question 6

pinpointing a specific object of evidence or significant segment of the crime scene.

Answer 6

Medium view

Question 7

recording position and details.

Answer 7

Close up views