A) MAYBE B) TRUE C) FALSE
A) False B) True C) Maybe true D) Maybe false
A) admit B) confession C) admission D) confess
A) Criminal B) All of these C) Suspect D) Criminal investigator
A) False B) True C) Maybe D) All of the above
A) TRUE B) FALSE C) MAYBE
A) True B) All of these C) False D) Maybe
A) MAYBE B) TRUE C) FALSE
A) Maybe B) All of these C) False D) True
A) identification of the criminal B) gathering of data C) tracing and locating the offender D) gathering facts
A) interrogation B) interview C) informer D) introvert
A) Maybe true B) True C) Maybe false D) False
A) informer B) interrogation C) introvert D) informer
A) he must be hard headed B) he must be honest C) he must be bad D) he must be crazy E) he must be behave
A) True B) False C) Maybe true D) Maybe false
A) formal B) informal C) informant D) information E) informer
A) crime B) criminal investigation C) criminal investigator D) criminal E) subject
A) Maybe true B) False C) Maybe false D) True
A) he must be crazy B) he must be kind C) he must be bad D) he must be lazy E) he must have a knowledge of a psychology
A) MAYBE B) FALSE C) TRUE
A) confess B) Confession C) admission D) admit
A) TRUE B) FALSE C) MAYBE
A) FALSE B) TRUE C) MAYBE
A) TRUE B) FALSE C) MAYBE
A) He must be quick dry B) He must be crazy C) He must be hard headed D) He must be quick witted
A) informer B) interrogation C) informer D) introvert
A) instrument B) instrumentation C) introvert D) informer
A) He must be lazy B) He must be resourceful C) He must have a knowledge of a psychology D) He must be honest
A) FALSE B) TRUE C) MAYBE
A) He must be hard headed B) He must be quick dry C) He must be crazy D) He must be quick witted
A) Personal Reconnaissance B) Prior Information C) Map Reconnaissance D) Hearsay
A) Surveillant B) Surveillance Plan C) Pre-Surveillance Conference D) Area Target Study
A) Hearsay B) Personal Reconnaissance C) Map Reconnaissance D) Prior Information
A) Tailing or Shadowing B) Stakeout or Plant C) Liaison Program D) Undercover Man
A) Stakeout or Plant B) Liaison Program C) Undercover Man D) Tailing or Shadowing
A) Contact B) Drop C) Decoy D) Convoy
A) Tailing or Shadowing B) Stakeout or Plant C) Undercover Man D) Liaison Program
A) Pre-Surveillance Conference B) Surveillant C) Surveillance Plan D) Area Target Study
A) THREE-MAN SURVEILLANCE OR ABC METHOD B) ONE-MAN SHADOW C) COMBINED FOOT-AUTO SURVEILLANCE D) PROGRESSIVE/LEAPFROG METHOD
A) Surveillance Plan B) Area Target Study C) Surveillant D) Pre-Surveillance Conference
A) COMBINED FOOT-AUTO SURVEILLANCE B) PROGRESSIVE/LEAPFROG METHOD C) ONE-MAN SHADOW D) THREE-MAN SURVEILLANCE OR ABC METHOD
A) Prior Information B) Hearsay C) Personal Reconnaissance D) Map Reconnaissance
A) Stakeout or Plant B) Liaison Program C) Subject D) Undercover Man
A) Liaison Program B) Undercover Man C) Tailing or Shadowing D) Stakeout or Plant
A) Lost B) Decoy C) Contact D) Drop
A) Stakeout or Plant B) Tailing or Shadowing C) Liaison Program D) Safehouse
A) THREE-MAN SURVEILLANCE OR ABC METHOD B) ONE-MAN SHADOW C) PROGRESSIVE/LEAPFROG METHOD D) COMBINED FOOT-AUTO SURVEILLANCE
A) ONE-MAN SHADOW B) COMBINED FOOT-AUTO SURVEILLANCE C) THREE-MAN SURVEILLANCE OR ABC METHOD D) PROGRESSIVE/LEAPFROG METHOD
A) Area Target Study B) Surveillance Plan C) Pre-Surveillance Conference D) Surveillant
A) Decoy B) Drop C) Convoy D) Contact
A) Scene of Crime Operation B) Standard of Criminal Operations C) Service of Criminal Organizations D) Security of Crime Observers
A) Double Agent B) Expendable Agent C) Penetration Agent D) Agent in Place
A) To summarize witness statements B) To confuse investigators C) To document the scene accurately D) To alter evidence
A) 90% B) 50% C) 85% D) 75%
A) The documents supporting an operation B) The equipment used in an investigation C) The physical disguise of an investigator D) Concealing the true nature of acts or existence
A) To destroy evidence B) To predict future crimes C) To interview witnesses D) To assess how the crime was committed
A) Mid-Range View B) General View C) Close-Up View D) Overhead View
A) Technical B) stationary C) Moving D) discreet
A) A legal document that must be signed before death B) A statement made by a person who believes they are about to die C) A witness's final statement before leaving D) A confession made in front of a police officer
A) The confession of the accused B) The weapon used in the crime C) The body of the suspect D) The body of the crime or fact of loss or injury
A) Conduct interviews B) Write a report C) Collect evidence D) Secure the scene
A) Covering multiple locations simultaneously B) Using several agents C) Having multiple justifications for existence D) Multiple identities for one agent
A) To accurately assess the surroundings B) To gather evidence for personal use C) To intimidate suspects D) To create confusion
A) Penetration Agent B) Agent in Place C) Agent of Influence D) Double Agent
A) Touch all evidence B) Leave the scene C) Investigate without protocol D) Secure the area
A) Evidence that is irrelevant B) Evidence that proves a suspect's innocence C) Evidence linking the suspect to the victim D) Evidence collected from the suspect
A) The identity and continuity of custody B) The opinion of the investigator C) The age of the evidence D) A witness statement
A) Protect evidence B) Apprehend the offender C) Publish findings online D) Provide first aid
A) To patrol the area B) To provide legal assistance C) To process significant crime scenes D) To conduct interviews
A) Leave them alone to recover B) Evacuate them to the nearest hospital C) Question them about the crime D) Take pictures of their injuries
A) CSI Rule B) SOCO Rule C) MAC Rule D) Evidence Preservation Rule
A) Associative Evidence B) Testimonial Evidence C) Documentary Evidence D) Physical Evidence
A) Technical B) loose C) Discreet D) Close
A) To preserve the crime scene for evidence collection B) To conduct interviews C) To analyze financial records D) To investigate the crime scene thoroughly
A) Evidence is tagged B) Photographs and sketches are completed C) Suspects are interviewed D) Witnesses are contacted
A) To provide a visual representation of the crime scene B) To entertain the courtroom C) To replace photographs D) To serve as a map for the investigator
A) The order in which evidence is photographed B) The process of writing a crime report C) The labeling of evidence D) The chronological documentation of evidence handling
A) When it is practical to secure a warrant B) When the vehicle can be quickly moved out of the locality C) When the vehicle is stationary D) When the driver gives consent
A) Compass Point Method B) Rectangular Method C) Triangulation Method D) Baseline Method
A) To provide a simple drawing with basic details B) To serve as the final courtroom presentation C) To act as the basis for the finished sketch D) To be used as a map for the press
A) To provide a formal presentation for the courtroom B) To serve as a personal record for the investigator C) To be used for informal analysis D) To give an unscaled representation of the scene
A) Detailed Overview B) Triangulation Sketch C) Exploded View D) Cross Projection
A) Outdoor scenes with a straight reference line B) Indoor scenes with multiple floors C) Complex crime scenes with no reference points D) Measuring angles between objects
A) Video footage B) Scale and proportion C) Weather conditions D) Colors
A) A single large area B) Eight sectors C) Four quadrants D) Multiple straight lines
A) Enter any property without a warrant B) Search any vehicle on sight C) Search a person without a warrant D) Seize objects visible without further intrusion
A) Marking of Evidence B) Photographing of Evidence C) Tagging of Evidence D) Storage of Evidence
A) Zone Search B) Spiral Method C) Wheel Search D) Strip or Line Search
A) Consent from the suspect B) A detailed search warrant C) A judge's order D) Suspicious behavior observed by the officer
A) Strip or Line Search B) Spiral Method C) Zone Search D) Wheel Search
A) There are visible stains on walls and ceilings B) Detailed measurements are not required C) The scene needs a basic sketch D) Evidence is scattered over a large field
A) Decorative elements B) Personal notes of the investigator C) Measurements and legend D) Color coordination
A) Compass Point B) Triangulation C) Baseline D) Rectangular Method
A) Sketch in Details B) Sketch of Locality C) Overview Sketch D) Exploded Sketch |