Criminal Investigations Unit 1

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forensic pathologists

______ are the most highly trained and educated individuals to conduct medicolegal death investigations and perform forensic examinations and autopsies.

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lack of trained investigative supervisors to evenly distribute the cases among investigators

One of the most notable challenges that agencies face regarding criminal investigations is ______.

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aid to the injured; evaluation of situation/scene; obtain basic information; interview witnesses

In what order should the following actions occur as part of the “Crime Scene Response” protocol?

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the study of crime victims and the impacts of criminal victimization

Victimology is ______.

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respond to the scene initially and complete the initial report.

Which of the following is NOT one of the general assignments for the investigator?

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tactical; strategic

______ intelligence directly supports an immediate law enforcement objective; while ______ intelligence is related to other larger issues and may be used by decision makers to make projections about future law enforcement needs.

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eyewitness

______ is someone who accurately saw something and has direct knowledge of the incident.

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based on specific evidence to establish proof that someone is guilty of a criminal act

Deductive reasoning is ______.

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work collectively with the prosecutors to present the case to court

Which of the following describes a task of criminal investigations in the modern era?

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evidence-based policing

______ is the use of best available research on the outcomes of police work to implement guidelines and evaluate agencies, units, and officers.

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manifests as a feeling of submission that may be followed by a feeling of revolt

What is an inferiority complex (according to Mendelsohn)?

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solvability factors

______ are elements that logically guide the investigation and are likely to result in case solution.

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patrol

Most local police agencies require their investigators to start their careers as ______ officers.

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thinking in stereotypes

Which of the following cognitive fallacies promote overgeneralizations about certain people and contributes to an “us versus them” thinking?

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Proactive policing

Officer Jones patrols his neighborhood every 2 hours and waves to the neighbors and makes his presence known. What is this practice an example of?

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information

Without ______ the police are powerless to perform their tasks of protecting the lives and property in the community.

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retributive

The concept of “if you harm me or take from me, I will repay you in kind” is known as what type of punishment?

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property

Theft, burglary, criminal mischief, and vandalism are categorized as ______ crimes.