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1. Which of the following is true regarding all of the forensic science tests depicted on CSI-including analyses of bite marks, blood spatter, handwriting, firearm, and tool marks as well as hair and fibers?
Select one:
a) Virtually all results can be established in less than an hours' time.
b) Virtually all results can be easily verified with statistical analysis.
c) Virtually all of the results they find in the show can be found in real life in the same manner.
d) Virtually all of them rely on the judgments of individual experts and are difficult to verify with statistical analysis.
2. Traditionally, what has been true of the responsibility of patrol officers in criminal investigations?
Select one:
a) They have not had any responsibilities in criminal investigations.
b) Their responsibilities have been enormous.
c) Their responsibilities have been limited.
d) They had full responsibilities for all criminal investigations.
3. What type of FBI profiling questions are exemplified by asking "Why did the murderer choose to kill every other Tuesday, and not every Tuesday?"
Select one:
a) Antecedent
b) Method and manner
c) Body disposal
d) Post-offense behavior
4. Why is the probable cause requirement the most important component of the Fourth Amendment?
Select one:
a) Because it allows officers to make arrests under any circumstances.
b) Because it lies at the heart of police officers' authority to search, seize, and make arrests.
c) Because it limits the authority of police officers' authority to search, seize, and make arrests.
d) Because it compels an individual to be a witness against himself/herself.
5. Why is the probable cause requirement the most important component of the Fourth Amendment?
Select one:
a) Because it allows officers to make arrests under any circumstances.
b) Because it lies at the heart of police officers' authority to search, seize, and make arrests.
c) Because it limits the authority of police officers' authority to search, seize, and make arrests.
d) Because it compels an individual to be a witness against himself/herself.
6. What are groupings of behavioral characteristics commonly seen in a particular class of offender?
Select one:
a) Criminal motives
b) Criminal files
c) Criminal profiles
d) Criminal inferences
7. What type of response is a traditional interviewer looking to elicit?
Select one:
a) Extensive
b) Drawn out
c) Very brief
d) Long narrative
8. Which of the following questions is an example of the probing technique?
Select one:
a) "How tall was the suspect?"
b) "When you say you saw the men drive away, describe the manner that they were operating the car."
c) "What color was the suspect's hair?"
d) "What was the angle of the plane as it approached the airport?"