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Ashworth J10 Criminal Investigation Lesson 2 Exam (2021)/ CJ J10 J10 LESSON 3 EXAM (2021) - ASHWORTH (answered; 90%)

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Ashworth J10 Criminal Investigation Lesson 2 Exam (2021) This type of characteristic is considered the definition of what evidence has in common. Of greatest value to investigators, unique impress... ions are called: Warm cases are considered to have "fresh" evidence or: Blood that is projected from wounds where bullets exit the body produce this type of spatter. This type of evidence includes items such as bodily fluids and tissue. This type of evidence is easily perishable or destroyed: The second stage in the investigative process is: When investigators arrive at a crime scene, their first step should be to: The acronym C.I.A. stands for crime, identification, and: Patterns of blood stains are known as: The first stage in the investigative process is the: The most important aspect for the responding officer is the preservation of: Crime scene photography is also known as: Based on information obtained from witnesses, victims, and other persons previously interviewed, what should still occur? The inner area of a crime scene is also known as the: ALS stands for: A whorl is recognized by: A loop is recognized by: This term refers to the propensity to be lost through evaporation. When a piece of evidence is unknown, it is referred to as: [Show More]

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