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Police Operations
Chapter 10- Criminal Investigations
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The primary goals of criminal investigation include all except to | determine the guilt of the suspect |
| Even when a suspect confesses, evidence is still required because | the confession may be untrue, later denied, claims of coercion and claims that it was involuntary. |
| Blood can be used | to eliminate suspects. |
| Hair can be used to identify a person's | race |
| The case establishing that police can enter a premise without a warrant if they believe the premises may contain a victim or a killer is | Flippo v. West Virginia |
| The follow-up investigation is needed | when not enough information has been discovered during the primary investigation. |
| ______can aid a homicide investigation by helping to establish the time of death, season, sites of trauma on the body, sexual molestation and even drug use. | Insects |
| A medical examination or autopsy | both provides legal evidence as to the cause and time of death and corroborates information obtained during the investigation. |
| Physical evidence in a homicide includes | a body, fibers an blood. |
| Simple assault involves | intent to bodily harm |
| The most common method to enter a structure to commit burglary is | jimmying the lock |
| Evidence is classified in how many groups | four |
| Arson is likely in fires that | show evidence of having been accelerated. |
| Corpus delicti means | the body of evidence |
| Although blood cannot identify a suspect's race, sex, or age it can | eliminate suspects |
| The most frequent motivation of hate crimes is bias against a person's | race |
| Hate-based incidents are likely to involve | four assailants for each victim, extreme violence and strangers. |
| Examples of digital/electronic evidence are | iPods, cell phones, hard drives and digital cameras. |
| Illegal gaming includes | numbers, betting with bookmakers, sports pools and sport cards. |
| Bite marks help convict serial killer | Ted Bundy |
| The most common motive for informants providing information to the police is | receiving a reduced sentence. |
| The most common and useful evidence found at a crime scene that leads to positive identification is | fingerprints |
| A tool that is often overlooked in ballistic evidence location is the | metal detector |
| DNA is found in | semen,skin and saliva. |
| An innovative new ballistic technology is called_______, a process in which a weapon's serial number is imprinted onto each cartridge it fires. | Microstamping |
| To the public, the glamour job in a police agency is______ | detective |
| A vital task in criminal investigation is | recording all information |