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CSI Seven Steps in a Crime Scene
CSI Seven Steps in a Crime Scene
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What should an officer do in order to establish a crime scene?
Yell at anyone who comes close
Set up road flares
Set up a large perimeter using crime scene tape
Freak out and go home
2
A police sketch must look exactly like the suspect in order for it to be used properly?
False
True
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What type of evidence includes blood and body fluid
Toolmark
Plastic foot prints
Biological
Latent Prints
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Securing your safety is the first thing you should do when arriving at a crime scene
False
True
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What is the main/primary disturbance area of the crime scene called?
Locard's Exchange Principle
Sketches
Walkthrough
Focal Point
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If you accidentally kick or disturb evidence, you should quickly put it back and lie if anyone asks you about it.
True
False
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What is evidence that consists of fingerprints, palm prints, or footprints
Latent Prints
Drug
Photography
Tire
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Evidence such as bullets and shell casings can be analyzed to determin weapons used at a crime scene
Firearms
Fireworks
I'm on fire
Firestone
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This is an example of a latent shoeprint?
False
True
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Locard's Exchange Principle, any person who enters or exits a scene will either add or subtract material from the scene
False
True
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Some sketches may only focus on one feature of the suspect which may help point to a strong lead in the case?
True
False
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What are the three types of shoeprint evidence
All of the above
Plastic, Latent, Visible
Latent, Visible, Plastic
Visible, Plastic, Latent
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Most careers in this field requires what kind of training?
You have to know important people
A four year degree
High School Diploma and Specialized Training
High School Diploma, Specialized Training, Good Choices, and Integrity
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A secondary search of a crime scene in important for what reason
To enjoy a small snack
To make sure Johnny isn't in the room with an ax
To make sure evidence was not missed
To take some selfies
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This is an example of a plastic shoeprints
False
True
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This is an example of a visible shoeprint
True
False
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This evidence can indicate forced entry or tampering with at a crime scene
Tool Marks
Tire Tracks
Bullets
Latent Prints
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Evidence that may include cell phone records, email, internet history
DNA
Dig a hole evidence
Trace Evidence
Digital Evidence
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What are some ways to document a crime scene
Sketch
All of the Above
Log and Collect Evidence
Photography
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Types of evidence which could include fiber, soil, vegetation, glass, or anything that may link the suspect to the crime
Plastic Footprints
Finterprints
Firearm
Trace Evidence