Crime Scene Basics
What is the first priority when police arrive at a crime scene?
What is helping injured persons?
What is it called when evidence is altered or damaged?
What is contamination?
What Charter section protects against unreasonable search and seizure?
What is Section 8?
What kind of search was involved in this case?
What is a strip search?
This officer is usually first on scene and secures the area.
Who is a Patrol Officer?
What is the area where the crime happened called?
What is the crime scene center?
What is one method used to preserve evidence visually?
What is photography / sketching?
What must police have to conduct most searches?
What is a warrant or reasonable grounds?
Where did the search occur that made it unreasonable?
What is in public?
This officer is trained to lift fingerprints and collect trace evidence.
Who is a Scenes of Crime Officer?
What is the second area around the crime scene called?
What is the perimeter?
Who is trained to collect fingerprints and hair at minor crime scenes?
Who is a Scenes of Crime Officer?
What Charter section protects the right to remain silent?
What is Section 7 or Section 10(b)?
What Charter section was violated in this case?
What is Section 8?
This person examines the crime scene and sends evidence for lab testing.
Who is a Criminal Identification Officer?
What tool is used to record everything an officer observes or learns?
What is a police log?
Name one of two things that make evidence inadmissible in court.
What are contamination and illegal collection?
If rights are violated, what can the court do with the evidence?
What is exclude it?
What new rule came from this case for police officers?
What is the requirement for clear justification and privacy during strip searches?
This plainclothes officer leads serious investigations and makes arrests.
Who is a Criminal Investigations Bureau Officer?
Name one of the three main reasons to protect a crime scene.
What is to ensure a proper search / collect evidence / ensure evidence is admissible?
What type of evidence might be found under a victim’s fingernails?
What is physical evidence (e.g., skin cells)?
What makes a search legal without a warrant?
What is valid consent or urgent circumstances?
What can happen if a strip search is done improperly?
What is the evidence may be excluded?
This officer might specialize in murders and interrogate suspects.
Who is a Detective in the CIB (Criminal Investigations Bureau)?