M-CDI 1- FUNDAMENTALS OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION AND INTELLIGENCE

A person may be considered as a criminal from the time he or she committed the crime regardless whether or not it has been reported to the police for investigation. What point of view does this imply?

• Criminological Sense

• CJS Sense

• Legal Sense

• Criminal Sense

Criminal Investigation is ____________ for it is not governed by rigid rules.

• More a science than art

• Always been an art

• more an art than a science

• entirely science

Any person arrested, detained or under custodial interrogation shall, at all times, be assisted by?

• Arresting Police Officer

• Counsel

• Council

• Immediate Relative

The success of investigation lies with the prompt response of the investigating team, assuring that they comply with the golden hour of investigation which is ______.

• Within 72 hours

• Within 24 hours

• Within 48 hours

• Within 36 hours

The ideal packaging material to be used in biological evidence such as blood is?

• Resealable Plastic bag

• Tin can

• Paper bag

• Glass bottle

The primary job of the investigator is to discover whether or not ____________under the law.

• The victim is also the suspect

• an offense has been committed

• the victim puts up defense

• there are multiple offenders

Ramon extends his assistance in an investigation of a shooting incident initiated by the police. According to him, some of his neighbors were members of a prominent gang who victimizes youth in syndicated trafficking. What type of informant is he?

• Self-aggrandizing Informant

• Mercenary Informant

• Anonymous Informant

• False Informant

Which is NOT considered as an objective of interrogation?

• To obtain valuable facts

• Eliminate the guilty party

• Identify the guilty party

• Obtain confession/admission

Extra-Judicial Confession is made by the suspect during custodial investigation. This must be supported by evidence of ________.

• Documentary

• Corpus Delicti

• Testimonial

• Associative

Three important factors to be considered before physical evidence may be introduced to court except one:

• The article must be properly identified

• Continuity or chain of custody must be proved

• Competency must be proved, that the evidence is material and relevant

• The evidence must be free from alteration and other form of changes