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Gizmos: Fingerprinting Latest 2023 Graded A+ Accidental whorl a type of fingerprint that includes two or more different patterns (other than a plain arch). o Accidental whorls include prints that do not fall into other print subgroups. They may include one or more characteristics from other patterns Arch a fingerprint pattern in which ridges enter one side of the print, curve upward and then downward, and then exit on the opposite side. Central pocket loop whorl a type of pattern in which the...

POST EXAM PRACTICE TEST (Answered 100% Correctly) Latest Subjects of an interrogation are witnesses and victims who are willing to provide police with information they possess about a matter under investigation F Simple Robbery is the taking of anything of value belonging to another form the person of another by the use of force or intimidation while armed with a firearm F A batter "under the color of law" can result in a civil rights lawsuit. T Livor Mortis is the stiffening of mu...

NC BLET 1ST QUARTERLY EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% A ______________ is a statement of the crime of which the person to be summoned is accused, and an order directing that the person so accused appear and answer to the charges. - correct answer Criminal Summons Non-testimonal Identification procedures shall not be conducted on any juvenile without a court order issued unless the juvenile has been ___________________ or ___________________. - correct answer Charged as an adult or ...

anatomy of fingerprints - ANS friction ridges When do volar pads start forming? - ANS 4 months What is unique about volar pads? - ANS consistent throughout life 3 steps of creating an impression - ANS - sebum & sweat - spreads along ridge surface - sticks to substrate when pressed foreign materials that could potentially have fingerprints - ANS - blood, ink, motor oil, pizza grease 3 types of prints - ANS patent, latent...

TLETA WEEK 11 ACTIVITY WEEK TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS When securing perimeter of crime scene how should initial boundaries be set? - Answer ️️ - Wide & make smaller if needed What best describes transfer concept? - Answer ️️ -Something is always taken to and from a scene Most important factor in crime scene photography? - Answer ️️ -Light When are fingerprints formed? - Answer ️️ -In utero before birth Why are fingerprints used for identification? - Answer ️️ -Unique...

What is defense of infancy? - Answer-child 15 and younger What is juvenile delinquent? - Answer-child 7-15 and commits crime. They appear in family court What crimes will a juvenile go to criminal court? - Answer-intentional murder 2, depraved mind (murder 2 sub (2), sexually motivated felony what crimes 14/15 yr old go to criminal court? - Answer-MARKSAWABRAMS: murder 2, Arson 1, Robbery 1or 2nd, Kidnapping, sexually motivated felony, assault 1, possession of weapon, attempted murde...

TLETA WEEK 11 ACTIVITY WEEK TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS When securing perimeter of crime scene how should initial boundaries be set? - Answer ️️ - Wide & make smaller if needed What best describes transfer concept? - Answer ️️ -Something is always taken to and from a scene Most important factor in crime scene photography? - Answer ️️ -Light When are fingerprints formed? - Answer ️️ -In utero before birth Why are fingerprints used for identification? - Answer ️️ -Unique...

how many individual minutiae does the average finger have - 150 which of the following is the reason why footprints are not commonly used to identify individuals - footprints are not commonly found on crime scene and do not have a database of known prints how deep does an injury have to alter fingerprints - 2mm image - tented arch third level of detail - flow and distribution of pores dusting over prints w powder - latent visible with looks like in liquid - visible a print in silly puddy...

A drug field test kit is an example of what kind of drug identification? correct answers Presumptive test (good for NJP) A manufacturers marking is an example of what type of characteristic? correct answers Class If I find a broken window and glass fragments at my crime scene, what can be determined? correct answers point of impact and direction of force What type of fractures determine the sequence of bullet holes in glass? correct answers radial fracture Aperture size, lens focal l...