8/30/24, 6:31 AM IAI CSI CERTIFICATION EXAM 2024/2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AN…
IAI CSI CERTIFICATION EXAM 2024/2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) / ALREADY GRADED A+
Terms in this set (187)
What are the two goals of 1. Prevention of crime and disorder, preservation of
the police in a free peace. 2. Protection of life, property, and personal
society? liberty.
1. Crime prevention. 2. Crime repression. 3. Regulating
What are the five basic
noncriminal conduct. 4. Provision of services. 5.
objectives of the police?
Protection of personal liberty.
What is evidence? Anything that proves or disproves a fact in contention.
What is testimonial Evidence obtained from interviews and interrogations,
evidence? subjective and can be influenced by lies.
Specific items found at the scene that can be
What is physical evidence?
documented, objective and does not lie.
According to Chisum and The value of evidence is more dependent on context
Rynearson, what is the than its content.
interpretive value of
evidence?
What did Chisum and The full meaning of evidence is influenced by time and
Rynearson say about the the items' surroundings.
full meaning of evidence?
What are the five ways in Predictable effects, Unpredictable effects, Transitory
which the context of effects, Relational detail, Functional detail
evidence can manifest
itself?
What are predictable Changes that occur with regularity and provide a
effects? factual reference to the actual time of the crime
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What are unpredictable Changes that occur in an unexpected or random
effects? fashion, altering the original scene
What are transitory Effects that are destroyed over time and by the
effects? environment
What are relational Details that allow investigators to physically place
details? items in the scene
What are functional Details related to the operating conditions of evidence
details?
What is the evidence Scene, Victim, Subject
linkage triangle?
What are the five basic Knowledge, Skills and tools, Methodical approach,
ingredients to good Flexibility, Coordinated approach
processing methodology?
Addition of material to the scene, Destruction of
What are the three basic
material in the scene, Movement of material in the
scene integrity concerns?
scene
What is the difference Class characteristics allow items to be compared to a
between class and group, while individual characteristics are unique and
individual characteristics? can be compared to a specific object or person
What is Locard's Principle Every contact leaves a trace
of Exchange?
What are the four gene Guanine (G) pairs with Cytosine (C), Adenine (A) pairs
subunits and how do they with Thymine (T)
pair?
When was DNA 1868
(deoxyribonucleic acid)
first reported?
Who discovered the Watson and Crick in the 1950s
structure of DNA and
when?
What are the three basic Arches (5%), Loops (65%), Whorls (30%)
ridge patterns and their
approximate percentage
of appearance?
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IAI CSI CERTIFICATION EXAM 2024/2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) / ALREADY GRADED A+
Terms in this set (187)
What are the two goals of 1. Prevention of crime and disorder, preservation of
the police in a free peace. 2. Protection of life, property, and personal
society? liberty.
1. Crime prevention. 2. Crime repression. 3. Regulating
What are the five basic
noncriminal conduct. 4. Provision of services. 5.
objectives of the police?
Protection of personal liberty.
What is evidence? Anything that proves or disproves a fact in contention.
What is testimonial Evidence obtained from interviews and interrogations,
evidence? subjective and can be influenced by lies.
Specific items found at the scene that can be
What is physical evidence?
documented, objective and does not lie.
According to Chisum and The value of evidence is more dependent on context
Rynearson, what is the than its content.
interpretive value of
evidence?
What did Chisum and The full meaning of evidence is influenced by time and
Rynearson say about the the items' surroundings.
full meaning of evidence?
What are the five ways in Predictable effects, Unpredictable effects, Transitory
which the context of effects, Relational detail, Functional detail
evidence can manifest
itself?
What are predictable Changes that occur with regularity and provide a
effects? factual reference to the actual time of the crime
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, 8/30/24, 6:31 AM IAI CSI CERTIFICATION EXAM 2024/2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AN…
What are unpredictable Changes that occur in an unexpected or random
effects? fashion, altering the original scene
What are transitory Effects that are destroyed over time and by the
effects? environment
What are relational Details that allow investigators to physically place
details? items in the scene
What are functional Details related to the operating conditions of evidence
details?
What is the evidence Scene, Victim, Subject
linkage triangle?
What are the five basic Knowledge, Skills and tools, Methodical approach,
ingredients to good Flexibility, Coordinated approach
processing methodology?
Addition of material to the scene, Destruction of
What are the three basic
material in the scene, Movement of material in the
scene integrity concerns?
scene
What is the difference Class characteristics allow items to be compared to a
between class and group, while individual characteristics are unique and
individual characteristics? can be compared to a specific object or person
What is Locard's Principle Every contact leaves a trace
of Exchange?
What are the four gene Guanine (G) pairs with Cytosine (C), Adenine (A) pairs
subunits and how do they with Thymine (T)
pair?
When was DNA 1868
(deoxyribonucleic acid)
first reported?
Who discovered the Watson and Crick in the 1950s
structure of DNA and
when?
What are the three basic Arches (5%), Loops (65%), Whorls (30%)
ridge patterns and their
approximate percentage
of appearance?
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