Criminal justice system

What are the three possible outcomes of a criminal offence?

• Detected, reported and prosecuted

• Undetected, unreported, and unsolved

• Go undetected, be detected but not reported, come to police attention

• Investigated, solved, and punished

• Witnessed, recorded, and tried.

What type of offences are considered the most serious?

• Summary only offences

• Either way offences

• Indictable offences

• Petty offences

• Misdemeanours

How many ways are there o place a suspect before court?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

What does CPS stand for in the context of the UK legal system?

• Crown Prosecution Service

• Criminal Protection Service

• Court Prosecution Service

• Central Police Station

• Criminal Processing System

What's the 6Ws strategy when examining a crime scene?

• Who, What, When, Where, Why, and Weapon

• Who, What, When, Where, Why, and Witness

• Who, What, When, Where, Why, and Way

• Who, What, When, Where, Why, and Whereabouts

• Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How

What does the acronym CoPRRR stand for in crime scene examinations?

• Collect, Process, Review, Report, Release

• Coordinate, Photograph, Retrieve, Record, Review

• Contain, Preserve, Recover, Record, Report

• Control, Preserve, Record, Recover, Reconstruct

• Control, Photograph, Recover, Review, Release

Who is responsible for collecting physical evidence from the crime scene?

• First Officer Attending (FOA)

• Investigating Officer (IO)

• Crime Desk Officer (CDO)

• Scenes of Crime Officer (SOCO)

• Crime Scene Manager (CSM)

What is the primary duty of the First Officer Attending (FOA) at an incident scene?

• Collect evidence

• Preserve life

• Interview witnesses

• Arrest suspects

• Conduct forensic analysis

Which of the following is NOT a DIRECT responsibility of the Crime Scene Manager (CSM)?

• Scene walk through

• Ensuring scene integrity

• Collecting physical evidence

• Scene safety

• securing the scene

What must the prosecution prove in a case?

• The defendant is probably guilty

• The defendant has a criminal record

• The evidence is convincing

• The defendant is guilty beyond reasonable doubt

• There is a strong suspicion of guilt