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NATURE AND CONCEPT OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION Flashcards

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Etymology of investigation came from Latin word

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INVESTIGARE

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Came from the latin word which means to inquire or to discover

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INVESTIGAT

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3 FOLD AIMS

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TO IDENTIFY THE GUILT PARTY

TO LOCATE THE GUILTILY PARTY

AND TO PROVIDE EVIDENCE OF THE SUSPECT GUILT

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The fact of discovery. It is the chance event which triggers the operation of our criminal justice system

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DETECTION

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Usually done by first responders or patrol officers

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PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION

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NATURE OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION

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AS AN ART-BASED ON INTUITION AND SOMETIMES BY CHANCE

AS A SCIENCE - BECAUSE IT INVOLVES THE APPLICATION OF KNOWLEDGE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE

AS A PROCESS - BECAUSE IT INVOLVES SYSTEMATIC PROCEDURE

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The most famous thief-cather in 1720s.his method of technique the logic of employing a thief to catch a thief

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JONATHAN WILD

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AMERICAN MOST FAMOUS PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR AND FOUNDER OF PINKERTON NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.

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ALLAN PINKERTON

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First women detective in the history of criminal investigation

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KATE WARNE

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CHIEF CONSTABLE OF WEST RIDING, YOSHIRE PIONEER THE RECORDING OF MODUS OPERANDI

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SIR LLEWELLYN WILLIAMS ATCHERLY

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A new york chief detective which discovered that modus operandi do not remain the same. Instituted the Bulmery morning street parade

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INSPECTOR THOMAS BYRNES

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Father of criminologist, publish a book entitled “Modern criminal investigation

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DR. HANS GROSS

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French criminogist who established the worlds first crime laboratory

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EDMUND LOCARD

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Father of personal identification who framed anthropology, accompanying a sketch to identify criminals

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Alphonse Bertillon

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DURING THE 1750S Mr. Fieldings people, the first invesrigative body in in England

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BOW STREET RUNNERS

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The great watershed British police development occurred in 1829 with the establishment of the london Metropolitan police department

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THE LONDON METROPOLITAN POLICE

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FOUNDED ON THE 1850 BY SCOTTISH IMIGRANT ALLAN PINKERTON

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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION IN AMERICA

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Probably the most significant development in criminal investigation in the United States in 1924

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THE CREATION OF FBI

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As an individual who was committed a crime and has been convicted beyond reasonable doubt

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Are individuals pointed by the victims and witnesses to have committed the crime issue

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A venue or place where the alleged crime has been commited

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CRIME SCENE

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To discover whether an offense has been commited under the law, after determining what specific offense has been commited

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INVESTIGATOR

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DESIRABLE TRAITS OF A INVESTIGATOR

is the ability to analyze logically a multitude of facts and determine how they interrelate is basic to the investigative process

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SUPERIOR REASONING ABILITY

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Imagination forming mental imagination

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IMAGINATION AND CURIOSITY

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Immediate apprehension or cognition - quick and ready insight without the conscious of reasoning

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Under most circumstances the investigator will use the sense of seeing and hearing the former being the more significant

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OBSERVATIONAL ABILITY

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Continually processing various types of information

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ORGANIZATIONAL ABILITY

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Solid grounding in criminal and to lesser degree, in civil law.

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LEGAL KNOWLEDGE.

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CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING AND A WIDE INTEREST

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An awareness and understanding of cultures different from investigator own can be great disadvantage

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Continuing in the face of opposition or refusing to give up when faced with ab adverse situation

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PERCISTENCE

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Refers to a series of similarities that may link particular cases or indicate that the same person is committing series of crime

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These are clues or pieces of information that aid in the investigaton

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Specifically refer to leads provided by the citizens that aid in progress of an investigation

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Beliefs regarding the based on the evidence, patterns, leads, tips, and other information developed uncover case

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It refers to an official inquiry conducted by a government agency

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FORMAL INVESTIGATION

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A more historical description than a current usage to describe any penetraining crime

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INQUISITION

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Like forma investigation, is an extensive, searching inquiry conducted by a government agency

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Its the most emplyed type of investigation and refers to the careful, patient investigation done by the scientist

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Suspect are easily determined and located

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Walk trough

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This is case in which no suspect are initially identified

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These are designed to catch a criminal im the act of commiting a crime

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PROACTIVE INVESTIGATION

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OPENLY

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OVERT INVESTIGATION

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IN SECRET

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COVERT INVESTIGATION

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