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Is a jury trial a guarantee in a Civil case? Why or why not? How does one go about getting a jury trial in a Civil case?
Discuss how effective, or not, registration laws have been in preventing abduction by sexual predators?
Can a type of physical evidence be considered a class characteristic at one crime scene and an individual characteristic at another?
Describe the crime scene parameters of an arson fire, including one where an explosive reaction may have occurred.
What are the primary accelerants? Identify and describe them. What do they leave behind chemically after they burn? Explain.
What are the 2 general types of surfaces in which investigators must lift fingerprints? Explain.
Articulate which of the two personalities presents the biggest threat to Homeland Security and law enforcement, and why?
What is the minimum number of personnel at an arson scene investigation? Why is that number important? Explain.
Identify how other policing agencies, courts, and society are affected by the current status of this issue.
Recommend any necessary changes to improve partnerships between law enforcement and community.
What are 2 actions that can be taken pertaining to the crowd of onlookers that might help you identify the offender(s)? Explain.
Conduct a background investigation to develop logical leads, which would include an AFIS inquiry, applicable forensics analysis.
Explain the characteristics that might exist or not exist at each range. For example, a bullet hole will be a characteristic at each range.
Explain how you would recover dried blood, a handgun, shell casings, and hairs that are at the crime scene.
The forensics procedures to collect, and process forensic evidence from these devices while following the fourth and fifth amendment guidelines.
What does the FE attempt to accomplish after gathering samples and information and bringing the items back to the laboratory?
Two primary opposing perspectives of law exist within the American court system: conflict perspective and consensus perspective.
Explain the relationship between the actions and behavior that would cause the court to remand the defendant for a mental evaluation.
Criminals are incarcerated because they have been judged guilty of a crime that the system has deemed serious enough to warrant the removal of the guilty.
Identify and explain one diversity or one ethical issue related to correctional processes, approaches or facilities.
In Costello v. U.S. (1956), the Supreme Court ruled that a grand jury’s charge does not have to be supported by admissible evidence.
Charles was a farmer who farmed 600 acres of land. Charles entered into a hand-shake contract with 4H Grain Company.
Select a U.S. state, and research the number of deaths that occur while in custody for that state for the most recent 5-year time period available.
Determine if each risk should be classified as low, medium, or high based on its impact to the project.
Analyze the patterns and prevalence of property crime in your state and/or the United States in general.