CJE 2600 - CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
MIDTERM EXAM STUDY PAGES
CHAPTERS 3 (37-79), 4 (81-119) & 5 (122-151)
Instructor: Dr. Elizabeth C. Buchholz
The Preliminary Investigation; Page ref: 40
Emergency Care; Page ref: 42
Types of Evidence; Page ref: 57
Maintain Control; Page ref: 58
Choice of Search Pattern; Page ref: 67-68
Sketching Views (Figures 3-29, 30, 31, 32); Page Ref: 71-73
Investigative Success; Page ref: 78
Class Versus Individual Characteristics; Page ref: 81
Soil and Pollen, p. 83
Known Samples, p. 83
Preserving Impressions, Page ref: 86
Paint; Page ref: 88
Glass; Page ref: 89-90
String, Cord, and Rope; Page ref: 93
Fingerprint Patterns (Figure 4-15); Page ref: 94
Latent Fingerprints; Page ref: 94-95
Traditional Powders, p. 96
Forensic Odontology; Page ref: 100
Bite Marks; Page ref: 102
Hair; Page ref: 104
Laboratory Determinations; Page ref: 110
What Determinations Can Be Made from Cartridge Cases; Page ref: 112
Tool Marks; Page ref: 115
Questioned Documents; Page ref: 116
Laboratory Determinations; Page ref: 119
Interviews and Interrogations: Similarities and Differences; Page ref: 122
Qualifications of Interviewers and Interrogators; Page ref: 124
Time, Place, and Setting of Interviewing and Interrogation; Page ref: 125
The Interrogation Room; Page ref: 126-127
Competency of a Witness; Page ref: 129
Miranda v. Arizona (Escobedo v. Illinois); Page ref: 129
Reliability of Witness Identification (factors that limit ability); Page ref: 130-131
Documenting Interviews; Page ref: 132
The Delay-In-Arraignment Rule; Page ref: 138
The Free-and-Voluntary Rule (Brown v. Mississippi); Page ref: 138
Miranda v. Arizona; Page ref: 139-140
Defining Signs of Comfort; Page ref: 145
Polygraph; Page ref: 150
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