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1. More reliable than an officer's memory
2. Support incident report
3. May reduce need to recontact the parties involoved |
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| 3 reasons for taking field notes |
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1. whether the theory/technique can be/has been tested
2. its known or potential error rate
3. whether it has been subjected to peer review |
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| 3 factors for consideration in Daubert v. Merrill Dow |
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1. cold skin
2. dilated, fixed pupils
3. rigor mortis |
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Definition
| 3 cardinal signs of death |
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1. natural
2. suicidal
3. homicidal |
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1. voyeurism
2. exhibitonism
3. obscene phone calls |
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| The ______________ typically has a "plan of attack" |
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| The anger-retaliatory rapist shows anger and frustration towards the opposite sex by ________. |
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1. blood samples
2. vaginal swabs
3. hair |
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Definition
| 3 types of evidence to consider in a sexual assault case |
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1. uniform
2. sparing
3. distinct borders |
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Definition
| 3 characteristics of an immersion burn |
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Term
1. unconscious
2. seizures
3. dilated pupils |
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Definition
| 3 signs Shaken Baby Syndrome |
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1. Action
2. Physical
3. Situational |
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Definition
| 3 types of stereotyping to avoid in response to a robbery |
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1. multiple clerks
2. $ limit in register
3. surveillance equipment |
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Definition
| 3 rec's for prevention of armed robberies from Gainesville study |
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Term
| automatically flow from an arrest |
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Definition
| Formally charging a suspect with a crime does not ___________________. |
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| the specific objects, pieces of evidence |
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| A microscopic crime scene consists of ______ and ________ that are associated w the commission of a crime. |
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Term
1. package and ship ammo seperate from firearm
2.the outside of container must be labelled "ORM-D, cartridges, small arms"
3.must include # of packages and weight in grams on the completed package |
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Definition
| 3 U.S. DoT regulations that must be followed when shipping live ammo. |
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Term
1.Add and/or correct info as needed
2.Listen attentively w/o interrupting the person who is speaking
3.verify all changes in your notes w the speaker |
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Definition
| 3 guidelines for note taking |
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| The _________ tend to concentrate on 2 types of criminal offenses, namely murder and sexual battery. |
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1.LE confirms the child abduction
2.LE believes the child is in danger of serious bodily harm or death
3.Sufficient descriptive info exists to believe that an immediate broadcast will help |
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Definition
| List the 3 criteria that must be met before an Amber Alert is issued |
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Term
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Definition
| The Fed Boating Safety Act requires boats to have a 12-character |
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Definition
| _______ is the theft of aircraft electronic equipment. |
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Term
1. Unallocated space
2. File slack
3. Protected files
4. Virtual memory` |
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Definition
| List 4 forms of latent computer data |
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Term
| unintentional destruction, alteration |
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Definition
| A write-blocker is a device used to prevent __________ or _________ of evidence on a hard drive. |
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| Judicial notice is _________ without _______. |
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1.regressed (low self-esteem, poor coping skills
2.morally indiscriminate (part of a general pattern of abuse)
3.sexually indiscriminate (willing to try anything sexual)
4. inadequate (mentally impaired) |
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Definition
| Situational types of child molesters (no true sexual preference for kids) |
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Term
1.seduction (gradual lowering of inhibitions)
2.introverted (minimum of verbal interaction)
3.sadistic (infliction of pain) |
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Definition
| Preferential types of child molesters (definite sexual preference for kids) |
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1. Developmental issues (relative to age group and sex, ability to respond to interviews and testify in court)
2.anatomically correct dolls
3.drawings
4.specially trained investigators, female investigators, DFACS, mental health pros) |
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Definition
| Things to keep in mind when interviewing molested kids |
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Term
1.affective problems (guilt, shame, fear)
2.physical effects (STDs, pregnancy, genital injuries)
3.behavioral symptoms (aggressiveness, delinquency, withdrawals)
4.self-destructive behaviors (self-mutilation, suicidal tendencies)
5.psychopathology (mental illnesses)
6.sexualized behavior (atypical sexual knowledge) |
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Definition
| Reactions to victimization (child molestation) |
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Term
| Sexual abuse of a minor child by an adult who is a member of the victim's fam |
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Definition
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-often reclusive
-zealously religious
-domineering father
-passive mother
-eldest daughter may take on "motherly" role |
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Definition
| Features of incestuous families |
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Term
Type 1, sexually preoccupied (clear & conscious sexual interest in their daughters, early sexualizers)
Type 2, adolescent regressors (transfixed by changes in daughter's body)
Type 3, instrumental self-gratifiers (described their daughter in non-erotic ways)
Type 4, emotionally dependent (needy, lonely, depressed)
Type 5, angry retaliators (anger @ victim or mother) |
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Definition
| Types of incestuous fathers |
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Term
-support for child may waver
-guilt
-shame
-inadequacy |
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Definition
| Features of incestuous mothers |
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Term
-Breaking
-Entering
-a dwelling, house, or oth building
-belonging to another
-w/ the intent to commit a crime therein |
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Definition
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Term
-Newspapers collecting @ residence
-Empty garage left open
-Too many lights or only one light
-Grass needs mowing/otherwise well kept
-watches residents leave |
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Definition
| Burglary target selection |
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Term
| -No apparent force (loiding a lock which is slipping or shimming it, picking a lock which is manipulating the tumblers to open position) |
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Definition
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Term
-Theft
-most states, grand larcey=felony, petty larcey=misdemeanor)
-difference is usually amount of loss |
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Definition
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Term
-Pros (commercial shoplifters, boosters)
-Amateurs (pilferers) |
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Definition
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Term
| Process of making illegally obtained $ seem legit by filtering it through a business & falsifying records |
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Definition
| Money laundering definition |
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Term
-arcades
-night/strip clubs
-garbage collection
-restaurants |
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Definition
| Businesses that can lend themselves to $ laundering |
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Term
-cash
-spoilage
-constant expenses |
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Definition
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Term
-Temporary theft (joy riding)
-Pro theft (for profit; vehicles and parts)
-Fraud (false claims)
-use in other crimes |
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Definition
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Term
-tag info
-VIN info
-broken windows
-tampered ignitions
-missing locks
-dirty car/clean license plate and vice versa
-missing license plate
-parked in odd locations
-oddities of driver (doesn't "match" vehicle, not familiar w/ operation of vehicle, dk last service performed, dk approx mileage, dk state/county on plate, dk registration questions) |
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Definition
| recognizing stolen vehicles |
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Term
-Passive system (driver doesn't have to activate system, but may be required to deactivate the system)
-Active system (driver must do something everytime vehicle is driven or parked) |
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Definition
| types of deterrent devices (auto-theft) |
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Term
-alarms
-boots
-column collars
-decal alert programs
-fuel shut off valves
-ignition locks
-keys w/ microchips
-posts attached to steering wheels
-VIN etching
-Lojack |
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| Auto-theft prevention systems |
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