quiz 2 Flashcards

1
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what is a flash description or BOLO

A

information provided by officers about possible suspects
be on the lookout

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2
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what is prima facie

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established by law and proves a fact in a dispute based on face value

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3
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what is the inside of a crime scene called

A

interior

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4
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what is the correct way to pick up gun evidence

A

gloves then two fingers on the grip

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5
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what should we assume about biohazardous materials

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all fluids have potential to cause infections

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6
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how should biohazard materials be packaged

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double bagged, tapped or secured, and labeled as biohazardous material

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7
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before examining a scene investigators should do a what and determine what

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walk through, close point of entry, examine floors, do not touch anything

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8
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most fragile type of evidence

A

fingerprints

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9
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who makes the official cause of death

A

medical examiner

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10
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what is trace evidence

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any evidence that is minute and left at or taken from a crime scene or the result of contact between 2 surfaces

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11
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first step of first responder responsibilities

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medical attention, arrest perp of on scene, get more officers, secure and protect

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12
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what is chain of custody

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anyone who handles the evidence

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13
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what is suppressed evidence

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when evidence collected cannot be used in court it becomes inadmissible

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14
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what is a brief

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an overall explanation and description of the scene

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15
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what is cradle to grave

A

chain of custody

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16
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what is it called when police knock on doors for info

A

neighborhood canvas

17
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what is a preliminary or precursory investigation

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initial inquiry by officers to establish facts and circumstances of s suspected crime and preserve evidence

18
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what is corpus delecti

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refers to evidence that established that a crime has been committed

19
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most common evidence at a crime scene

A

blood

20
Q

securing the scene

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first responder does, make sure everyone’s safe, preserve evidence

21
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separating the witnesses

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keep witnesses from talking to each other, investigators will compare events

22
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scanning the scene

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investigators determine if there are primary and secondary crime scenes, primary is where crime occurred, if anything is moved that is secondary scene

23
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seeing the scene

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take photos from all distances, each photo should have one with a ruler and one without

24
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sketching the scene

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include everything, distance scale, label evidence, compass, case #, date, location

25
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searching for evidence

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grid, linear, zone, spiral

26
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secure evidence

A

properly package