Criminal Investigation - Test 3 Flashcards

1
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What are the reasons for searching during booking?

A

Safety, eliminate suicide risk and prevent in custody death, security at facility, and safeguard of prisoner’s personal property.

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2
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When can a male search a female?

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In case of an emergency.

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3
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If searching two people, each of the opposite sex, what step should you take?

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conduct search out of view of the opposite sex.

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4
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What is the benefit of entering all the data you collect into the system?

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It can be used for future investigations.

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5
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How many files do the NCIC/TCIC database contained?

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10.

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6
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What are the files contained in the NCIC/NCIC database?

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Article, boat, canadian warrant, computerized criminal history (CCH), gun, license plate, missing person, securities, vehicle, wanted person (warrants).

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7
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Can information about airplanes be found in the NCIC/TCIC databases?

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NO.

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8
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What are the four steps to taking care of an injured suspect?

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Call for medical assistance, Contact SGT, CSI (photo offender / Officer), Write report / UOF report

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9
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What can be enhanced or diminished by an Officers demeanor and appearance in court?

A

Officers reputation

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10
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What four precautions at a crime scene do officers take that culminate in a trial?

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handling of evidence, interviews, completeness / accuracy of reports, detailed case preparation

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11
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If an officer uses notes while preparing for testimony, what must happen with those notes?

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They are submitted as evidence and are subject to cross examination

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12
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How can an officer make a good impression when entering court and taking the stand?

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Approach w/ confidenceoWalk directly to stand and prepare to take oath
Do NOT look at judge, jury, or accused
GRAB MY EARSo
Follow the prosecutor’s direction

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13
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How does one take the oath?

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look at the person giving the oathoKeep RIGHT hand at SHOULDER level, fingers extended, until oath completeoProsecutor will say be seated and ask for name, occupation, and Dept.

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14
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How high should one raise their RIGHT hand during the administration of the oath?

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SHOULDER

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15
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What examination method is it when the prosecutor elicits the facts from the officer?

A

DIRECT

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16
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What do you do if the Judge rules “Sustained”?

A

you CANNOT answer

17
Q

17.What do you do if the Judge rules “Overruled”?

A

you MAY answer the question

18
Q

What examination method is it when the defense counsel asks questions?

A

CROSS

19
Q

What examination method is it when the prosecutor asks the witness to clarify statements made during cross examination?

A

REDIRECT

20
Q

What examination method is it when the defense counsel may further question a witness after redirect examination by a prosecutor?

A

Recross examination

21
Q

What is the order of examination methods?

A

Direct, Cross, Redirect, Recross

22
Q

What are 5 principles of Witnessmanship?

A

Honesty, Brevity, Clarity, Objectivity, Emotional Control

23
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Should officers only answer questions they are qualified to answer?

A

Yes, only answer what you are qualified to answer

24
Q

What does “I don’t know” mean in court?

A

Does NOT mean ignorance, only facts were not observed directly.

25
Q

What does “I don’t remember” mean in court?

A

witness is unsure

26
Q

What does INVOCATION OF RULE mean?

A

Officer / witness to leave courtroom, stay close, and not discuss case w/otherwitness or juror, and after testifying leave the courtroom again

27
Q

What are four defense tactics.

A

Offensive, Condescending, Friendly, Badgering / Belligerent

28
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What defensive tactic, “rapid-fire questioning intended to confuse witness”?

A

OFFENSIVE

29
Q

What defensive tactic, “point of ridicule in an effort to give the impression that the witness is inept”?

A

CONDENCENDING

30
Q

What defensive tactic, “lulls witness into a false sense of security.”?

A

FRIENDLY

31
Q

What defensive tactic, “intended to provoke to lose emotional control.”

A

Badgering / Belligerent

32
Q

Describe The Objection “Pause”

A

When the Defense attorney asks a question, pause long enough to give the prosecutor time to object.
If objection is made, remain silent for judge to rule

33
Q

What is the value of a properly prepared case folder?

A

prevent duplication of workoproves efficiency on part of officer useful for review by prosecutor and grand jury ID’s weakness of case

34
Q

What are items included in the case folder?

A
All reports (offense, supplement) Witness and victim statementsoVoluntary confessions 
Supporting evidence reports (forensics, finger print cards)oOther information (pictures, warrants)
35
Q

What are 3 items included in a summary?

A

case facts
legality of arrest and seizure of evidence
names of witnesses and nature of testimony