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Criminal investigation 11th edition
by charles r, swanson t




TEST BANK

,TABLE OF CONTENT.

CHAPTER 1: The Evolution of Criminal Investigation and Forensic

Science

CHAPTER 2: Legal Aspects of Investigation

CHAPTER 3: Investigators, the Investigative Process, and the Crime

Scene

CHAPTER 4: Physical Evidence

CHAPTER 5: Interviewing and Interrogation

CHAPTER 6: Field Notes and Reporting

CHAPTER 7: The Follow-Up Investigation and Investigative Resources

CHAPTER 8: The Crime Laboratory

CHAPTER 9: Injury and Death Investigations

CHAPTER 10: Sex-Related Offenses

CHAPTER 11: Crimes Against Children

CHAPTER 12: Human Trafficking

CHAPTER 13: Robbery

CHAPTER 14: Burglary

CHAPTER 15: Larceny/Theft and White-Collar Crime

CHAPTER 16: Vehicle Thefts and Related Offenses

CHAPTER 17: Cybercrime

CHAPTER 18: Agricultural, Wildlife, and Environmental Crimes

CHAPTER 19: Arson and Explosives Investigations

CHAPTER 20: Recognition, Control, and Investigation of Drug Abuse

CHAPTER 21: Understanding and Investigating Terrorism

CHAPTER 22: The Trial Process and the Investigator as a Witness

,Chapter V01: VThe VEvolution Vof VCriminal VInvestigation Vand VForensic VScience

V Multiple VChoice VQuestions

1. The Vfirst Vmodern Vdetective Vforce Vwas
A) the VBow VStreet VRunners.
B) established Vby Vthe VMetropolitan VPolice VAct Vof V1829.
C) created Vby VPatrick VColquhoun.
D) headed Vby Vattorney VHoward VVincent.
Ans: VA
Page Vref: V3

2. When Vthe VLondon VMetropolitan VPolice Vforce Vwas Vestablished Vin V1829, Vthe VBritish Vpublic
Vwas Vat V first Vsuspicious Vand Vat Vtimes Veven Vhostile Vtowards Vit Vbecause

A) King VEdward VII Vhad Vsupported Vits Vcreation.
B) Rowan Vand VMayne Vhad Vintimate Vties Vto Vthe Vroyal Vfamily.
C) social Vreformers Vsuch Vas VJeremy VBentham Vhad Vlong Vargued Vthat Vit Vwas Va Vdanger Vto
Vpersonal V liberty.

D) French Vcitizens Vhad Vexperienced Voppression Vunder Vcentralized Vpolice.
Ans: VD
Page Vref: V3

3. VIn V1833, an Vordinance Vcreating VAmerica's Vfirst Vpaid, Vdaylight Vpolice Vforce?
A) Philadelphia
B) Chicago
C) New VYork
VCity

D) Baltimore
Ans: VA
Page Vref: V3-4

4. After Vthe VCivil VWar, VPinkerton’s VNational VDetective VAgency Vengaged Vin Vthe Vtwo Vbroad
areas Vof
V

?
A) Locating Vwar Vcriminals Vand Vproviding Vprotection Vto Vthe VPresident Vof Vthe VUnited VStates.
B) Controlling Va Vdiscontented Vworking Vclass Vand Vprotection Vof Vthe VPresident Vof Vthe VUnited
VStates.

C) Pursuing Vbank Vrobbers Vand Varresting Vtrain Vrobbers.
D) Controlling Va Vdiscontented Vworking Vclass Vand Vpursuing Vbank Vand Vrailroad Vrobbers.
Ans: VD
Page Vref: V 4

5. Which Vstate Vand Vcity Vwas Vthe Vfirst Vto Vcreate Va Vunified Vpolice Vforce Vin Vthis Vcountry?
A) New VOrleans, VLA.
B) New VYork, VNY.
C) Baltimore, VMD.
D) Philadelphia,VPA
Ans: VB
Page Vref: V4

, 6. Which Vof Vthe Vfollowing Vis Vnot Vone Vof Vthe Vreasons Vcited Vin Vthe Vtextbook Vfor Vhaving
Vreliable V detectives Vin VAmericain Vthe V1800’s?

A) Graft Vand Vcorruption Vwere Vcommon Vamong VAmerica’s Vbig Vcity Vpolice Vofficers.
B) Police Vjurisdictions Vwere Vlimited.
C) There Vwas Vlittle Vinformation Vsharing Vamong Vpolice Vdepartments.
D) All Vof Vthe Vabove Vare Vreasons Vcited Vin Vthe Vtextbook.
Ans: VD
Page Vref: V4

7. A Vrogues' Vgallery Vis
A) only Vpractical Vin Vcities Vof V100,000 Vpopulation Vor Vmore.
B) photographs Vof Vknown Vcriminals Varranged Vby Vcriminal Vspecialty Vand Vheight.
C) a Vline-up Vof Vknown Voffenders Vfor Vviewing Vby Vdetectives Vso Vthey Vcan Vrecognize Vthe
Vcriminals V later Von Vthe Vstreet.

D) only Vpractical Vin Vcities Vof V100,000 Vpopulation Vor Vmore Vand Vare Vphotographs Vof
Vknown V criminals Varranged Vby Vcriminal Vspecialty Vand Vphysical Vheight.

Ans: VB
Page Vref: V6

8. What Vwas Vthe Voriginal Vmission Vof Vthe VSecret VService Vwhen Vcreated Vby VCongress Vin
V1865?

A) CombatVcounterfeiting.
B) Provide Vprotection Vfor VPresidents.
C) Prevent Vdrug Vimportation Vinto Vthis Vcountry.
D) All Vof Vthe Vpreceding Vwas Vaddressed Vin Vthe VSecret VService’s Voriginal VCharter.
Ans: VA
Page Vref: V6

9. What Vmunicipal Vagency Vwas Vthe Vfirst Vto Vestablish Va VCriminal VIdentification VBureau?
A) Chicago, VIll.
B) Atlanta, VGA.
C) Philadelphia,VPA.
D) New VOrleans, VLA.
Ans: VA
Page Vref: V6

10. Which Vagency Vwas Vthe Vprototype Vfor Vmodern Vstate Vpolice Vorganizations?
A) New VYork VState VPolice.
B) Georgia VState VPolice.
C) Pennsylvania VState VPolice.
D) Pinkerton VInternational VDetectiveVAgency.
Ans: VC
Page Vref: V611.

11. The VHarrison VAct Vof V1914 Vmad Vthe Vdistribution Vof Vnonmedical Vdrugs Va Vcrime. V The
Vagency

currently Vcharged Vwith Venforcing Vits Vprovisions Vis .

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Joe Nickell, John F. Fischer Crime Science
Publisher: 1998 ISBN: 9780813146621 Edition: Unknown

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