Forensics

Question 1

Types of

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Autoptic or Real evidence
Testimonial evidence
Experimentsl evidence
Documentary evidence
Physical evidence

Question 2

Evidence addressed to the senses of the court

“court can see with own eyes”

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Autoptic

Real

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Autoptic real evidence is also called

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Demonstrative evidence

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Testimony given orally under oath or affirmation

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Testimonial evidence

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Took an oath but did not tell the truth

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Perjury

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Evidence to confirm the allegation or opinion of medical witness

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Experimental evidence

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Instrument recorded by means of letters, figures, numbers or marks intended to be used for the purpose of recording matters which may be evidently used

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Documentary evidence

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Articles and materials found in connection with the investigation and aid in establishing the identity of the perpetrator

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Physical evidence

Question 9

Physical evidence examples

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Fingerprint
Footprint
Tool marks
Blood
Semen
Firearms
Hair 
Fibers

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Admissibility of CCTV evidence

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Real evidence ?

Question 11

Objects or substances which maybe a part of the body of the crime

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Corpus delicti evidence

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Smoking Gun
Body of the victim of the murdered
Prohibited drugs recovered from a person
Knife with blood stains or fingerprints of the suspect
Stolen motor vehicle identified by plate numbers and by body or engine serial numbers

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Corpus delicti

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Evidence that may link suspect to the crime

An alibi at this point may be considered the weakest defense

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Associative evidence

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Evidence thay may assist investigstor in locating suspect

Traces of blood, mobile phone tracker

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Tracing evidence

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Makes text messages and e-mails now admissible to court as evidence

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Electronic Evidence Law

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Proof

Guilt beyond reasonable doubt

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Criminal case

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Liabilities a doctor may be

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Administrative
Civil
Criminal

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It is presumed that a person is innocent of a crime until the contrary is proven

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beyond reasonable doubt

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One cannot be compelled or forced to “serve as a witness to himself”

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Right Against Self Incrimination

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Civil Case

weight, sufficiency and appreciation of evidence

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Preponderance of evidence

Superiority

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Administrative Case

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substantial evidence

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Subpoena for the production of evidence

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Subpoena duces tecum

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An order or writ to attend court

Summon

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Subpoena

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The art and study of recording fingerprints as a means of identification

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Dactylography

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AOG when fingerprint develops in utero

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Most valuable method of identification and is universally used because

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There are no two identical fingerprints av | Fingerprints are not changeable

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Spoken picture | Verbal accurate and picturesque description of the person identified

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Portrait Parle’ | Word Picture

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System who utilized portraits for identification of people Also utilized skeletal system for identification

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Bertillon Identification System

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Devices that record the psycho-physiological responses

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Polygraph/lie detector machine (25% error) Word Association test Psychological Stress Evaluator

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Drugs that try to “inhibit the inhibitor”

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Truth Serum - hyoscine hydrobromide | Narcoanalysis

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Drug for narcoanalysis or narcosynthesis

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Sodium amytal Sodium pentothal Barbiturates Lower subject’s inhibition

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Used to cause depression of the inhibitory mechanism The subject talks freely Intoxication with alcohol

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Narcoanalysis | Narcosynthesis

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Use of narcoanalysis in the country

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Unconstitutionally coerced | Unadmissible

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CCTV evidence when printed is

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Object evidence

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Expressed admission of guilt in criminal case

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Confession

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Confession made in court

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Judicial

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Confession made outside of court

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Extrajudicial

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Statement of FACT

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Admission

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Scientific interrogation techniques

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Emotional appeal Mutt and Jeff technique Bluff on split-pair Blunt

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Interrogator creates a mood conducive to confession, sympathetic and friendly subject

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Emotional appeal

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There are 2 investigators opposite in character One is arrogant, shouting to coerce The other is friendly

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Mutt and Jeff technique

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Suspects are investigated separately Umamin ka na tutal sabi ng kaibigan mo ikaw mastermind (without investigating)

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Bluff on split-pair

Question 43

Endorsed by World Medical Association in 1975 Contains guidelines to be observed concerning torture degrading treatment, or punishment in relation to detention and imprisonment

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Tokyo declaration

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Issued by World Medical Association in 1964. It enumerates the recommendations to be used as guidelines in the performance of clinical experimentation or research. Nuremberg Code of Ethics in Medical Research

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Declaration of Helsinki

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Code of Ethics in Medical Research

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Nuremberg Code of Ethics

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The question must be answered clearly and the interrogator utilizes harsh language. Immediate response from the subject is demanded.

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Stern technique