Specific Criminal Offences

Question 1

Have jurisdiction in rural areas and in unincorporated regions and cities

Answer 1

Provincial Police

Question 2

Jurisdiction over policing in towns and cities

Answer 2

Municipal Police

Question 3

Object impression on body element that can used to prove or disprove facts

Answer 3

Physical Evidence

Question 4

Use of biochemical and other scientific techniques to analyze evidence

Answer 4

Forensic Evidence

Question 5

Provide investigative and protective services to the federal government

Answer 5

Federal Police

Question 6

Patterns or marks found on surfaces and caused by various objects.

Answer 6

Impressions

Question 7

General attributes of an object

Answer 7

Class characteristics

Question 8

Specific and unique features of an object

Answer 8

Individual Characteristics

Question 9

A patterned mark left on a surface by a fingertip

Answer 9

Fingerprint

Question 10

A print formed when a fingertip is coated in a substance

Answer 10

Visible Fingerprint

Question 11

Print formed by natural oils and perspiration

Answer 11

Latent Fingerprint

Question 12

Witnesses, written record details dates, times and circumstances of evidence handling

Answer 12

Chain of Custody

Question 13

Information that would have a reasonable person to conclude the suspect had committed an offense.

Answer 13

Reasonable Grounds

Question 14

A legal document compelling an accused person to appear in court

Answer 14

Appearance Notice

Question 15

A warrant issued when the accused failed to appear.

Answer 15

Bench Warrant

Question 16

A legal document ordering an accused to appear in court

Answer 16

Summons

Question 17

A written court order directing the rest of the suspect

Answer 17

Arrest Warrant

Question 18

An arrest without a warrant by someone other than the police

Answer 18

Citizen’s Arrest

Question 19

Court document that gives the police the right to search a specific location.

Answer 19

Search Warrant