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PUBLIC SAFETY REVIEW

This comprehensive review explores essential elements of crime scene investigation and the legal framework surrounding it. It discusses various aspects, such as the roles of witnesses, the significance of evidence like fingerprints and fibers, and the processes for issuing search warrants. The text further delves into constitutional protections under the Fourth Amendment, the appeal process in state courts, and clarification of terms like "Miranda." Additionally, it examines fingerprint characteristics, patterns, and the automated fingerprint identification system (AFIS).

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PUBLIC SAFETY REVIEW

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  1. PUBLIC SAFETY REVIEW

  2. WHAT IS IT?

  3. I AM A GUN LOCATED AT A CRIME SCENE?

  4. THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR ISSUING SEARCH WARRANTS.

  5. THE PERSON WHO DRIVES A GET-AWAY-CAR.

  6. A PIECE OF CARPET FIBER FOUND ON A VICTIM’S BODY.

  7. ALL SIDES OF A CRIME SCENE ADDED TOGETHER.

  8. I TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS DURING THIS STAGE OF THE CRIME SCENE PROCESS.

  9. WHERE IS A CASE NUMBER FOUND ON A CRIME SCENE SKETCH?

  10. THESE ITEMS SHOULD BE PLOTTED AT THE SAME TIME.

  11. THE U.S. CONSTITUTION GIVES THIS GROUP POWER TO MAKE LAWS.

  12. HOW DO YOU DETERMINE THE SCALE OF A CRIME SCENE SKETCH?

  13. WHAT DOES THE APPELLATE COURT DETERMINE?

  14. I AM THE HEAD OF THE SUPREME COURT.

  15. I AM APPOINTED TO YOUR BY A COURT.

  16. WHAT ARE THE PROTECTIONS GIVEN BY THE FOURTH AMENDMENT?

  17. DESCRIBE THE APPEAL PROCESS FOR THE STATE GOVERNMENT.

  18. I AM PROVIDED BY AN AMENDMENT TO DETERMINE YOUR INNOCENCE.

  19. THIS LAW PROHIBITS ME FROM MAKING STUDENTS PRAY IN CLASS.

  20. THIS LAW ALLOWS ME TO CARRY A GUN IN MY CAR WITHOUT A PERMIT.

  21. THIS LAW ALLOWS ME TO ARGUE MY INNOCENCE IN COURT.

  22. WHAT IS MIRANDA?

  23. A WITNESS TO A CRIME MAY OFFER THIS TO POLICE.

  24. THIS PERSON DETERMINES THE CHARGES A CRIMINAL WILL RECEIVE.

  25. WHEN A CRIMINAL CHOSES NOT TO PROVIDE HIS NAME TO POLICE; IS THIS LEGAL?

  26. I AM FREE TO SAY WHAT EVER I WANT TO

  27. HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN HAVE THE SAME FINGERPRINT?

  28. WHAT MAY CAUSE A FINGERPRINT TO CHANGE?

  29. WHAT IS A RIDGE CHARACTERISTIC?

  30. WHAT ARE THE THREE MAIN FINGERPRINT PATTERNS?

  31. 60% of people have _________, 35% have __________, and 5% have ________.

  32. WHAT IS IT CALLED WHEN A LOOP[ OPENS TOWARD THE REIGHT OF ULNA BONE?

  33. Identify each fingerprint pattern. ? A B Right Hand Left Hand C Right Hand E D Right Hand Left Hand

  34. A fingerprint is made of a series of ****** and ******* on the surface of the finger.

  35. What is AFIS? Who operates it?

  36. http://www.dkfz.de/tbi/projects/bmcv/images/iu_it246_04s_fingerprint1.jpghttp://www.dkfz.de/tbi/projects/bmcv/images/iu_it246_04s_fingerprint1.jpg How many ridge characteristics can you identify in this fingerprint?

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