Interrogation/Interview
In what scenario would you want to get information?
What is a Interview
Crucial for Photo!!!
What is Lighting?
What is the first thing when approaching the scene
What is observe everything; including smells, how things look, etc. ?
What is Deduction
What is
-"Formal logic"
-involves reasoning from known premises
What is generally thought about with the term "Ocular"
What is... The eye
Specific questions for brief responses
What is a Traditional Interview?
How should you get a Footwear shot
What is at a 90 degree angel
Identifying the victim is which step in the 9 protocol steps
What is Step 5?
What is Induction Vs Deduction
What is
Induction; Based on probabilistic reasoning possibilities out comes
Deduction; Based on true facts led to be true outcomes
What is axillary region
What is...armpit
Body language that indicates someone is lying
What is NONE!?! (TRICK QUESTION)!
How many photos of each car
What is 21
Doing a background and history check would be considered apart of which step
What is step 8
True or False; No Blind Testing Used is bad science
What is True
dorsal region
What is..the back or side with the spine
Which comes first interrogation or interview
what is Interview?
Blood stains, what should you consider
What is;
-Use color film,
-take it up close and personal?
-keep plane at 90 degree to the print
The main point of protocol-step 9
What is to question all suspects
What must be read to you while being arrested
What is Miranda Rights
What is a Hallux
What is..big toe
Goals of interrogation
-What is Learn the truth of the crime and how it happened?
-What is getting a Real Confession of guilt from suspect?
-What is get all facts right?
Is the lighting better off darker or lighter
What is Darker?
The goal of Crime Scene Protocol
What is;
-To figure out how did the crime happen
-Where it happened
-What is evidence and who is the victim
What is a person of interest?
What is ...someone that they have their eye on, or a potential suspect
cephalic region
What is...Head