1.
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What is one particular type of information that can be obtained through careful
bloodstain pattern analysis?
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A.
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Time of incident
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B.
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Angle of impact
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C.
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Motive of suspect
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D.
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Blood type of victim
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2.
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What do all kinds of direct evidence have in common?
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A.
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They are all self-evident, requiring no explanation
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B.
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They are all something someone sensed
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C.
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They are all sufficient to implicate the suspect
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D.
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They are all positive findings (his fingerprints WERE there) rather than
negative findings (the gun had NOT been fired)
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3.
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What kind of evidence is a gun found at the scene?
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A.
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Circumstantial
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B.
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Logistical
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C.
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Direct
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D.
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Positive
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4.
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How productive is a neighborhood canvas in homicide cases, really?
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A.
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Not at all; people don't want to get anywhere near it
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B.
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Minimally, but it must be done
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C.
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Depends entirely on time of day
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D.
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Very productive
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5.
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What should the first officer on the scene do with witnesses discovered there?
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A.
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Bring them all to a safe location until they can be interviewed
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B.
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Take their statements right then, as a group, so they can correct each other
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C.
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Separate them
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D.
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Nothing
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6.
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Evidence must be three things, two of which are 1) Relevant, and 2) Lawfully
obtained. What is the third?
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A.
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Material
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B.
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Forensic
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C.
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Probative
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D.
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Circumstantial
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7.
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Applications for search warrants must be supported by oath or something
else. What else?
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A.
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Direct evidence
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B.
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Affirmation
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C.
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Probable cause
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D.
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Collaboration
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8.
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Upon what degree of [certainty of criminal activity] is a temporary detention
based?
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A.
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Police direct witness
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B.
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Report of direct witness
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C.
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Probable cause
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D.
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Reasonable suspicion
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9.
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Police may search "open fields" but that does not include the area directly
surrounding a dwelling, which has a specific term. What term?
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A.
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Curtilage
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B.
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Appurtenance
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C.
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Apron
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D.
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Egress
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10.
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What scientific technique makes a pattern of metal objects visible on skin or
clothing when treated with a test solution and examined under ultraviolet light?
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A.
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NAA
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B.
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STR
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C.
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NIBIN
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D.
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TMDT
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