Definitions 1.0
Definitions 2.0
CI
Roles
Personnel
100

A question or an intense questioning session

Interrogation

100

A lawful search for people, land, and things to reconstruct a crime

Criminal Investigations

100

________ bags are the best option as it will preserve DNA evidence.

Paper Bags

100

Answer the phone for emergency calls and non-emergency calls; they dispatch help to the location

Dispatchers

100

Usually is the first to respond on scene and set up a perimeter.

Patrol Officer

200

A legal document signed by a judge allowing law enforcement to enter premises and seize evidence

Search Warrant

200

The area of legal authority

Jurisdiction

200

What are the three different segments of the criminal justice system?

Law Enforcement

Corrections

Courts

200

Medical doctors who perform autopsies

Medical Examiner

200

Called out to investigate specialized crimes, such as murder

Detective

300

A fact-finding interaction between police and another person

Interview

300

Any physical location in which a crime has occurred or is suspected of having occurred

Crime Scene

300

Daily Double

Police officers need ________ _________ to search without violating someone's rights. 

300

This person receives the case file from police with reports and evidence to take it to trial.

Prosecutor

300

Called out to collect & process physical evidence at a crime scene

Crime Scene Technician

400

A person who saw a crime or some part of it being committed or who has relevant information

Witness

400

Information given personally, drawn from a document, or in the form of material objects, tending or used to establish facts in a legal investigation or admissible as testimony in court.

Evidence

400

Documenting the transferring evidence from one place/or person to another is called _______ of ______________.

Chain of Custody

400

The legal counsel for arrestees and are provided by law if the defendant cannot afford to hire one

Defense Attorney

400

Assist on scene with medical emergencies

Paramedics & Firefighters

500

A document issued by a magistrate that authorizes the police to take someone accused of a crime into custody

Search Warrant

500

A person thought to be guilty of a crime or offense.

Suspect

500

What are the 7 S's in Criminal Investigation?

  • Securing the Scene.
  • Separating the Witnesses.
  • Scanning the Scene.
  • Seeing the Scene.
  • Sketching the Scene.
  • Searching for Evidence.
  • Securing and Collecting Evidence.
500

Made up of 12 people who decide if a defendant is guilty during a criminal trial

Jury

500

Judge called out for the death certificate; body can’t be moved

Justice of the Peace

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