Admissability Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

CHFI EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, 100% ACCURATE/ Rule 901 - -Authentication or identifying evidence. Best evidence rule - -In place to prevent any alteration of digital evidence. States that the court only allows the original evidence of any document/photo/recording. According to the best rule of evidence duplicates will suffice under which conditions? - --Original evidence is destroyed due to fire or flood -Original evidence is destroyed in the normal course of business. -Origin...

Laws of Evidence (MCOLES Objectives) Latest 2023/2024Laws of Evidence (MCOLES Objectives) Latest 2023/2024*Types of Evidence* - ANSWER-- Real of Physical - Circumstantial - Demonstrative - Testimonial *Presumption of Innocence* - ANSWER-"A person accused of a crime is presumed to be innocent... unless you are satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that [they] are guilty." *Beyond a Reasonable Doubt* - ANSWER-"A fair, honest doubt growing out of the evidence or lack of evidence. It is no...

Rule 901 Authentication or identifying evidence. Best evidence rule In place to prevent any alteration of digital evidence. States that the court only allows the original evidence of any document/photo/recording. According to the best rule of evidence duplicates will suffice under which conditions? - Original evidence is destroyed due to fire or flood -Original evidence is destroyed in the normal course of business. -Original evidence is in possession of a third party. Rule 101 Fed rules...

Rules and Admissability of Evidence Relevant, Material, Competent Criminal Investigation The process of collecting crime-related information to reach certain goals 00:12 01:25 Common Activities Performed in Investigations Searching for victims and witnesses, interviewing for victims and witnesses, Reading and writing reports Criminal Investiagtion Goals To solve a crime, To provide evidence in support of a conviction in court, Provide level of service to satisf...

Rules and Admissability of Evidence - Answer- Relevant, Material, Competent Criminal Investigation - Answer- The process of collecting crime-related information to reach certain goals Common Activities Performed in Investigations - Answer- Searching for victims and witnesses, interviewing for victims and witnesses, Reading and writing reports Criminal Investiagtion Goals - Answer- To solve a crime, To provide evidence in support of a conviction in court, Provide level of service to sati...

Lecture notes for the Law of Evidence module linked to Raitt on Evidence. Author achieved a first-class grade for the module.

6 States/territories that make you a USC, with date ? Alaska 1867 Hawaii 1900 USVI 1927 Puerto Rico 1941 Guam 1950 CNMI 1986 3 Territories that make you a US National, dates? America Samoa 1900 Swains Island 1925 Philippines 1899-1946 (only) What is an Alien? person not a citizen of that country what is the definition of residence? general abode What gives Jus Soli (SOIL) authority? 14th Amendment What gives Jus Sanguinis (BLOOD) authority? law pas...

*Types of Evidence* - Answer - Real of Physical - Circumstantial - Demonstrative - Testimonial *Presumption of Innocence* - Answer "A person accused of a crime is presumed to be innocent... unless you are satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that [they] are guilty." *Beyond a Reasonable Doubt* - Answer "A fair, honest doubt growing out of the evidence or lack of evidence. It is not merely an imaginary or possible doubt..." *Chain of Custody* - Answer Procedures to ensure the i...

Laws of Evidence (MCOLES Objectives)correctly answered 2023*Types of Evidence* - correct answer - Real of Physical - Circumstantial - Demonstrative - Testimonial *Presumption of Innocence* - correct answer "A person accused of a crime is presumed to be innocent... unless you are satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that [they] are guilty." *Beyond a Reasonable Doubt* - correct answer "A fair, honest doubt growing out of the evidence or lack of evidence. It is not merely an imaginary o...

Laws of Evidence (MCOLES Objectives) Questions with complete solution 2023Types of Evidence - Real of Physical - Circumstantial - Demonstrative - Testimonial Presumption of Innocence "A person accused of a crime is presumed to be innocent... unless you are satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that [they] are guilty." Beyond a Reasonable Doubt "A fair, honest doubt growing out of the evidence or lack of evidence. It is not merely an imaginary or possible doubt..." Ch...