Criminal Investigation
1. This person was credited for the creation of detective methods such as working undercover.
a.Henry Fielding
b.John Fielding
c.Eugene Vidocq
d.Cesare Lombroso
2. This type of evidence includes items such as bodily fluids and tissue.
a.Tangible evidence
b.Trace evidence
c.Impression evidence
d.Biological evidence
3. This provides a permanent record of an investigative activity.
a.Field notes
b.Incident report
c.Sketch
d.Rough draft
4. A common type of report classification is:
a.closed.
b.classified.
c.distinct.
d.separate.
4. A common type of report classification is:
a.closed.
b.classified.
c.distinct.
d.separate.
5. This research branch of forensic science as applied through the U.S. Department of Justice focuses on examining hair, fibers, paint, glass, and other evidence.
a.General toxicology
b.Trace evidence
c.Controlled substances
d.Impression evidence
6. The external decomposition of the body's soft tissue is referred to as:
a.putrefaction.
b.decay.
c.breakdown.
d.rot.
7. This is a condition of becoming sexually aroused by a corpse.
a.Necrophilia
b.Voyeurism
c.Paraphilia
d.Exhibitionism
8. These persons smash stolen vehicles into the target and transport goods away from the scene.
a.Spotters
b.Wheelmen
c.Lookout
d.Front men
9. This prohibits junk yards from creating fake or fraudulent titles on vehicles declared a "total loss."
a.Altered property laws
b.Salvage certificate fraud laws
c.Vehicle owner fraud laws
d.Dismantled property law
10. This refers to a type of drug that when used results in altered sensory state in which things do not exist in reality as may be seen, felt, heard, tasted, or smelled.
a.Inhalants
b.Depressants
c.Hallucinogen
d.Stimulants