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M-CDI 1- FUNDAMENTALS OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION AND INTELLIGENCE

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

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1.

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?

a)

Criminological Sense

b)

CJS Sense

c)

Legal Sense

d)

Criminal Sense

2.

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

a)

More a science than art

b)

Always been an art

c)

more an art than a science

d)

entirely science

3.

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

a)

Arresting Police Officer

b)

Counsel

c)

Council

d)

Immediate Relative

4.

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 ______.

a)

Within 72 hours

b)

Within 24 hours

c)

Within 48 hours

d)

Within 36 hours

5.

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

a)

Resealable Plastic bag

b)

Tin can

c)

Paper bag

d)

Glass bottle

6.

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

a)

The victim is also the suspect

b)

an offense has been committed

c)

the victim puts up defense

d)

there are multiple offenders

7.

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?

a)

Self-aggrandizing Informant

b)

Mercenary Informant

c)

Anonymous Informant

d)

False Informant

8.

Which is NOT considered as an objective of interrogation?

a)

To obtain valuable facts

b)

Eliminate the guilty party

c)

Identify the guilty party

d)

Obtain confession/admission

9.

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

a)

Documentary

b)

Corpus Delicti

c)

Testimonial

d)

Associative

10.

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

a)

The article must be properly identified

b)

Continuity or chain of custody must be proved

c)

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

d)

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

11.

Principles in homicide investigation that should be borne in mind are, mistakes of the homicide investigator cannot be corrected, and the homicide investigator should not cross the three bridges which he burns behind him. Which of the following is not one of this so called “Burned bridge”?

a)

When the dead person has been moved

b)

When the dead body has been embalmed

c)

When the dead body has been contaminated and the chain of custody was not properly accounted

d)

When the body is burned or cremated

12.

In the basic concept of criminal investigation, to be effective, it is not governed by rigid rules or law, but most often, it is governed by _______.

a)

Intuition

b)

Felicity of inspiration

c)

Some chances

d)

All of the above

13.

What is the proper procedure during Crime Scene

Documentation?

1. Sketching

2. Photography

3. Note-taking

4. Videography

a)

1,2, 3, 4

b)

2, 4, 1, 3

c)

2, 1, 3, 4

d)

4, 2, 1, 3

14.

It is the duty of the investigator that after determination that a crime was committed, the cardinal points shall be also determined. Which of among the following answers to the question “What is the motive of the crime commission?”

a)

What is the crime committed?

b)

How the crime was committed?

c)

Where and when was it committed?

d)

Why was it committed?

15.

The following are facts about confession, except:

a)

Confession is a voluntary statement, either oral or written.

b)

It should be direct statement of guilt

c)

it must be a positive acknowledgment of guilt.

d)

It can be implied

16.

When the crime scene to be searched is large and cumbersome, the most effective method search to be used is _______.

a)

Zone Method

b)

Quadrant Method

c)

Area Method

d)

All of the foregoing

17.

Which of the following is NOT among the rules to be observed in questioning a suspect?

a)

Simplicity of the question

b)

One question at a time

c)

Accepting implied answer

d)

Saving faces

18.

What is an area which is ideally located adjacent to the Crime Scene where the CSI Evidence Custodian stays and receives the pieces of evidence turned over to him for safekeeping by the other evidence collectors?

a)

Custodian’s Post

b)

Crime Scene Briefing Area

c)

Incident Command Post

d)

Collection and Preservation Area

19.

When one say “isolate” the crime scene or preserve the crime scene, it simply means ______.

a)

Remove the witness on the scene

b)

Protect and preserve the scene

c)

Apply interview and photograph the scene

d)

Cordon the area

20.

Articles and materials which are found in connection with an investigation, which help in establishing the identity of the perpetrator or the circumstances under which the crime was committed or which in general, assist in the prosecution of the criminal.

a)

Autoptic evidence

b)

Documentary evidence

c)

Tracing evidence

d)

Testimonial evidence

21.

The investigator places his initials, the date and the time of discovery on each item of evidence and the time discovery on each item of evidence for proper identification. Items that could not be marked should be placed in a suitable container and sealed.

a)

Removal of Evidence

b)

Tagging of Evidence

c)

Evaluation of Evidence

d)

Preservation of Evidence

22.

It is the investigator’s responsibility to ensure that every precaution is exercised to preserve physical evidence in the state in which it was recovered / obtained until it is released to the evidence custodian.

a)

Removal of Evidence

b)

Tagging or Evidence

c)

Evaluation of Evidence

d)

Preservation of Evidence

23.

A declaration made under the consciousness of an impending death.

a)

Self-serving statement

b)

Independent relevant statement

c)

Dying declaration

d)

Res gestae

24.

The test employed for the admissibility of admission or confession is:

a)

The subject delivers his statement orally

b)

It must be voluntary and trustworthy

c)

The investigator has to prepare the statement

d)

Reduced into writing in the presence of a lawyer

25.

The following are the rules for two witnesses during the conduct of search.

a)

In the absence of the owner, the presence of two public witnesses residing in the same locality

b)

In the absence of the owner, the presence of two witnesses of sufficient age and discretion residing in the same locality.

c)

In the absence of the owner, the presence of two witness, media men and prosecutor or its representative

d)

The two witnesses must execute and affidavit to attest to the veracity of the search performed.

26.

In crime scene investigation, sketch is considered as____.

a)

Substitute evidence to photography

b)

Similar weight evidence of photography

c)

Supplemental evidence to photograph

d)

Sole proof of CS Documentation

27.

What is the primary reason for conducting search in the crime scene?

a)

Obtain and recover physical evidence

b)

Ascertain for the reason of the crime

c)

Cover hidden evidence

d)

Determine the criminal’s method of operation

28.

Scientific examination of real evidence, application of instrument and methods of the physical sciences in detecting crime.

a)

Information

b)

Criminalistics

c)

Interrogation

d)

Interview

29.

It is a controlled group of people who worked in the direction of the agent handler. The informants, principals or cutouts supply the agent handler directly or indirectly with intelligence information.

a)

Informer net

b)

Informant net

c)

Controlled information

d)

Information net

30.

A person who gives information to the police voluntarily or involuntarily without any consideration or reward by using telephone, refusing to identify himself.

a)

Informant

b)

Informer

c)

Confidential informant

d)

Anonymous informant

31.

These are any information and material, the unauthorized disclosure of which would endanger national security, cause serious injury to the interest or prestige of the nation or any governmental activity.

a)

Top Secret

b)

Secret

c)

Confidential

d)

Restricted

32.

Which of the following evidence may provide information about age, sex, and race of an individual from which it was collected?

a)

Fingerprint

b)

Teeth

c)

Bones

d)

Hair

33.

The Latin term “In flagrante Delicto” means ______.

a)

Attack when the suspect is not aware of the plan

b)

Caught in the act of committing a crime

c)

Malicious intent to commit a crime

d)

Arresting immediately after a crime

34.

One of the umbrellas of the Philippine Public Safety College that gives training to the man and women of the tri-bureau of DILG to become a certified investigator.

a)

National Police College

b)

Philippine National Police Academy

c)

National Fire Training Institute

d)

National Forensic Science Training Institute

35.

In surveillance, if the subject boarded a bus, the surveillant should also board the same bus and should sit where of the subject?

a)

Side

b)

Behind

c)

Infront

d)

at the subject’s lap

36.

This is the most effective among informers because they could easily penetrate the ranks of criminals with less suspicion.

a)

Penetration agent

b)

Women informer

c)

Double informer

d)

Casual informer

37.

In marking ballistic evidence found at the crime scene, it is important to put the initials prior to the date of collection. We can utilize the following initials except one:

a)

Recovering officer

b)

Victim’s

c)

Suspect’s

d)

Evidence Custodian’s

38.

As a basic guide to investigations, the IOC should look upon the evidence as serving to establish ___________.

a)

Identification of the guilty person

b)

Any of these

c)

Method of operation of the perpetrator

d)

The corpus delicti

39.

When the assistance of PNP SOCO Team is sought after an investigation, who shall have the overall command at the Crime Scene?

a)

Criminal investigator

b)

Chief of Police

c)

SOCO Team Leader

d)

Provincial Director

40.

A drawn overlay of the crime scene indicating the

position or exact location where the body of the victim

was found including the physical evidence.

a)

Crime Scene Photography

b)

Crime Scene Note-taking

c)

Crime Scene Sketcher

d)

Crime scene Sketch

41.

A simple inquiry or conversation type of elicitation

of information from a willing victim or witness relevant

to a certain crime, incident or event under

investigation.

a)

Interrogation

b)

Custodial Investigation

c)

Elicitation

d)

Interview

42.

Any act of anticipating criminal activity;

investigation is conducted before the crime is

committed; the suspect is identified before committing

a crime.

a)

Preventive response

b)

Proactive response

c)

Associative evidence

d)

Reactive response

43.

Which of the following need not be present in order

to prove the guilt of the accused by means of

confession or admission?

a)

Confession must be supported by corroborative

evidence

b)

Confession must be ratified by the judge or the fiscal

c)

Corpus delicti must be established separately

d)

Confession must be voluntarily and freely given

44.

In this method of shadowing, operatives are

stationed at a fixed point assuming that subject

followed the same general route each day.

a)

ABC Method

b)

Combined Foot- Auto Surveillance

c)

Progressive Method

d)

None of the above

45.

Which of the following must be done to maintain

the physical integrity of evidence?

a)

Evidence must be photographed and packaged

b)

Evidence must be properly documented

c)

Maintain its chain of custody

d)

Identify, tag and seal the evidence

46.

In questioning a witness, an ideal type of written

statement is:

a)

Narrative type because it is easier and will be short

b)

Question and answer because it provides details of

acts

c)

Combination of the two

d)

Persuasive, so that the witness will be compelled to

tell the truth

47.

Which of the following is not one of the reason why

many contemporary investigations argue that the

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success of most criminal investigations begin at the

crime scene?

a)

It is at the crime scene where vital physical evidence

can be discovered

b)

It is at the crime scene where the modus operandi

of the criminal can be discovered and established

c)

It is at the crime scene where vital information can

be learned

d)

It is at the crime scene where vital witnesses can be

located, or sometimes the suspect arrested

48.

You are Criminologist-Police Commissioned Officer

who leads the execution of a valid search warrant. Who

must be present when a valid search warrant is

conducted on a domicile?

a)

The house owner

b)

Any member of the house owner’s family

c)

Two witnesses residing in the same community

d)

Any of the above

49.

Preparation for undercover work should be

sufficiently thorough. Which of the following is not a

consideration in the conduct of roping?

a)

To preclude compromise

b)

To minimize danger to the undercover operative

c)

To ensure the ultimate success of the investigation

d)

To establish the associates of the subject

50.

During custodial investigation in the police station,

Mr. X confessed that he was the one who killed Mr. Y

because the latter killed his brother a week ago. He

voluntarily signed a statement containing his

confession, but he refused the assistance of a lawyer

claiming that he is not capable of paying the services

of a private counsel. Is the confession admissible as

evidence?

a)

Yes, because the confession is in writing and he was

not coerced.

b)

Yes, because it was voluntary given by the suspect.

c)

No, because it is not a confession but an admission.

d)

No, because he made the confession without the

assistance of a counsel.

51.

At what instance should the first responders be

allowed to collect evidence upon arrival at the scene of

the crime?

a)

When the IOC instructs them to do so

b)

When it is deemed necessary to avoid contamination

or damage to the evidence

c)

When they still have ample time after saving the life

of the victim or suspect

d)

When there is an imminent harsh weather

52.

When a sensational crime occurs, technical

assistance from the SOCO may be requested. Upon

arrival at the scene, which is recommended to be

performed by the IOC during the SOCO operations?

a)

Stay at the crime scene and check every movement

by suspicious spectators

b)

He shall conduct interviews and gather as much

information as he can at the crime scene

c)

Leave the crime scene and call for additional

assistance from local officials

d)

Assist the SOCO in gathering physical evidence

53.

What is mainly performed when the Investigator-

on-case defines the EXTENT of the search area?

a)

Establishment of the time needed to finish the

search around the crime scene

b)

Introduction of tasks to be given to individual officer

present during CSI

c)

Determination of the range of vicinity to be searched

for evidence gathering

d)

Setting the target amount of physical evidence the

team must collect

54.

When an informant confesses information as an

excuse to talk to the police in order to get more

information from them more than he gives, he is

considered as ________________.

a)

Mercenary

b)

Self-aggrandizing

c)

Incidental

d)

Double-crosser

55.

In cases where there is no significant physical

evidence to be found in a crime scene, then the use of

instrumentation is considered to be _____________.

a)

highly essential

b)

relatively unimportant

c)

as important as the other tools of investigation

d)

important only when the investigator says so

56.

When a suspect cannot be identified by a witness

using police files and records, he is considered to be an

unknown criminal. What is the best way to describe his

identity when there is an option to match his facial

features from choices provided by the investigators?

a)

Portrait parle

b)

Rogue’s Gallery

c)

General Photograph

d)

Cartographic Sketch

57.

Which is NOT a factor to determine the credibility

of identification by eyewitness?

a)

His/ Her state of mind when he witnessed the

commission of crime

b)

His/ Her consciousness to the time the event took

place

c)

The capability of the witness to understand the

obligation to tell the truth

d)

The moral compass of the witness as may be defined

by a psychological test

58.

In analyzing the components of the crime scene

situation, which of the following can the investigator

answer after a thorough probing while he is still at the

crime scene?

a)

Time the suspect arrived at the area

b)

Possible conspirators in planning the crime

c)

Movement of suspect from the point of entry

d)

Emotion felt by the victim upon contact with the

suspect

59.

When an accused admits his full responsibility

regarding the crime committed during custodial

investigation, which is needed to prove that he

articulated the statement given?

a)

Extrajudicial Admission

b)

Extrajudicial Confession

c)

Personal testimony in front of an appellate judge

d)

Assistance of an independent counsel

60.

Which tool of investigation results in the

establishment of an intelligence after undergoing the

process of intelligence cycle?

a)

Information

b)

Interview

c)

Interrogation

d)

Instrumentation

61.

After the investigator discovered whether or not an

offense has been committed under the law, what is the

next step he should take?

a)

Determine the criminal liability of the perpetrator

b)

Uncover the trace evidence left by the perpetrator

c)

Establish the six cardinal points of investigation

d)

Observe the reglementary period for case filing

62.

In attempting to locate his hideout from a vantage-

point without moving after the subject, the best

shadowing method to be used is progressive method.

What is the downside of this method?

a)

Since the subject is seen from afar, operatives might

have difficulty in identifying the culprit

b)

Operatives may be easily burnt out because

complete uniforms are needed in conducting

progressive method

c)

Surveillants might need weeks to months to fully

document the activities of the subject

d)

Poor chances of obtaining good results, because

agents are assuming that subject followed the same

general route each day.

63.

What is considered to be the most effective way to

conduct casing?

a)

Map Reconnaissance

b)

Personal Reconnaissance

c)

Prior Information

d)

Research

64.

This type of intelligence is formed when various

government departments such as DILG, DOJ, DOH,

DSWD, etc. contributed an intelligence which may be

used to formulate national policy.

a)

Departmental Intelligence

b)

Strategic Intelligence

c)

National Intelligence

d)

Line Intelligence

65.

The single most important part of intelligence

activity is the understanding the intelligence cycle

because Mission, also known as _________, serves as

the foundation of all intelligence operations.

a)

backbone of the cycle

b)

nucleus of the cycle

c)

core of the cycle

d)

basis of the cycle

66.

Consider this: I. Collection II. Processing III.

Planning IV. Dissemination

Which is the proper phase of the intelligence cycle?

a)

I, II, IV, III

b)

III, II, I, IV

c)

IV, I, III, II

d)

III, I, II, IV

67.

Special Agent Carlo interrogated a suspected

member of a terrorist group based in Iraq and after

such interrogation, he labeled the intelligence report as

A-2. What type of information is this?

a)

Completely Reliable and Confirmed by other sources

b)

Fairly Reliable and Probably True

c)

Unreliable and Probably True

d)

Completely Reliable and Probably True

68.

Which is the process of translating plain text data

into something that appears to be random and

meaningless?

a)

Decryption

b)

Cryptoanalysis

c)

Encryption

d)

Cryptography

69.

It is a documentation conducted to create an

accurate, objective, visual and permanent record of the

crime scene before any item is moved or removed as

possible physical evidence.

a)

CS Reconstruction

b)

CS Reenactment

c)

CS Photography

d)

CS Sketch

70.

The arresting officers as well as the investigator

must be aware of the limited period of time afforded to

them to prepare and complete the necessary

documents and evidence to be presented with the

Inquest Prosecutor. Which of the following is a

justification for a delayed observance of the

reglementary period?

a)

non-availability of the officer due to a personal

matter he’s attending

b)

force majeure

c)

Celebration of a National Holiday

d)

when the police station is handling multiple cases at

the same time

71.

Which is considered to be the number one source

of information during a criminal investigation?

a)

Public Records

b)

Private Records

c)

Modus Operandi Files

d)

People

72.

If the purpose of the informer in giving information

to the police is merely to gain a pecuniary material,

then his motive is:

a)

Remuneration

b)

Revenge

c)

Repentance of sins

d)

Vanity

73.

RA 9745 defines Mental or Psychological Torture as

acts committed by a person in authority or agent of a

person in authority which are calculated to affect or

confuse the mind and/or undermine a person's dignity

and morale. Which of the following is NOT considered

as one?

a)

Prolonged Interrogation

b)

Denial of sleep or rest

c)

use of drugs to induce confession

d)

Maltreating a member/s of a person's family

74.

Which of the following will not be liable as a

principal in committing the crime under RA 9745?

a)

Any person who actually participated in committing

torture

b)

Those who concealed the act of torture or other

cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or

punishment

c)

Any Superior military, police or law enforcement

officer or senior government official who issued an

order to any lower ranking personnel to commit torture

d)

The Immediate commanding officer of the unit

concerned

75.

Any confession, admission or statement obtained

as a result of torture shall be inadmissible in evidence

in any proceedings, except if ________.

a)

the same is used as evidence against a person or

persons accused of committing torture

b)

the court decides that the accused is guilty of the

crime he was accused to have committed

c)

the evidence of guilt is strong

d)

the arresting officers properly informed the accused

of his Miranda Rights

76.

In a state of war or a threat of war, internal political

instability, or any other public emergency, or a

document or any determination comprising an "order

of battle", torture and other cruel, inhuman and

degrading treatment or punishment may be invoked as

a justification.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Partly true

d)

Partly false

77.

What is the most indispensable rule to be observed

when taking an extra-judicial confession from an

accused?

a)

Must be taken preferably in writing and under oath

b)

It must be written in the language known and

understood by the accused, if not it must be clearly

translated

c)

It must be freely and voluntary given by the accused

d)

Signed by the confessant or thumb marked

78.

Any person arrested or detained or under custodial

investigation shall be allowed visits by or conferences

with the following EXCEPT one.

a)

Any member of a non-government organization duly

accredited by CHR

b)

A member of an international non-governmental

organization duly accredited by the Office of the

President

c)

Any priest or religious minister regardless of his

choice

d)

any member of his immediate family

79.

Which is not considered a guideline in taking

photographs of a crime scene?

a)

Photograph should be taken as soon as possible,

before note taking, sketching or a search for evidence

begins.

b)

It must show the original, contaminated condition of

the crime scene.

c)

Photograph of the crime scene only should be taken

without spectators or police personnel

d)

It must be taken from general to specific.

80.

Which is considered as one of the basic premises

to be considered when searching for physical evidence

at the crime scene?

a)

The best search options are the most difficult and

time consuming.

b)

It is possible to over document the physical

evidence.

c)

There is unlimited chance to perform the job

properly.

d)

Evidence touched, moved or disturbed can always

be justified.

81.

In sketching a crime scene, proper measurements

are needed in order to show accurate distance of an

object to its surroundings. Which is considered to be

most accurate but most time-consuming way to

measure items around the area?

a)

Rectangular Method

b)

Triangulation Method

c)

Compass point Method

d)

Cross projection Method

82.

During a checkpoint, the police officers asked the

occupant of a car to roll their windows down, subjected

them to a visual search and before letting them pass,

had the driver step out of the vehicle and conducted a

body search on him. What will be inferred from this

scenario?

a)

Since routine checkpoints are not deemed illegal,

succeeding body search is justifiable.

b)

It was not considered illegal as the driver was the

only one searched, not the passengers.

c)

It constitute unreasonable search as body search is

prohibited when conducting checkpoints unless

deemed necessary.

d)

Search of moving vehicles includes all types of

searches inside the vehicle including its occupants,

hence, the search is legal.

83.

Which of the following instances a search may be

made without a warrant?

a)

Search is incidental to a valid arrest

b)

Search of a suspected drug den

c)

Search inside the house of a suspected member of a

syndicate

d)

Search inside the abode of a public official

84.

When making an arrest by virtue of a warrant, what

is the first thing the officer needs to do to the person

to be arrested?

a)

Inform cause of the arrest

b)

Inform the person of his authority

c)

Handcuff the person to be arrested

d)

Seek assistance from any person to avoid resistance

85.

When making an arrest without a warrant, what is

the first thing the officer needs to do to the person to

be arrested?

a)

Inform cause of the arrest

b)

Inform the person of his authority

c)

Handcuff the person to be arrested

d)

Seek assistance from any person to avoid resistance

86.

Rule 113 of the Rules of Court defines Arrest. What

are the ways to effect an arrest?

I. Actual Restraint

II. Submission to the custody

III. Searching for personal property

IV. Stopping and Frisking

a)

I, II and III

b)

I and II only

c)

I, II, III, IV

d)

I and III only

87.

After the conduct of search and seizure, the officer

must forthwith deliver the property seized to the

____________, together with a true inventory thereof

duly verified under oath.

a)

Nearest police station

b)

Inquest prosecutor

c)

judge who issued the warrant

d)

judge nearest the place of seizure

88.

If the property seized was not delivered back and

no compliance was affected, what is the liability of the

executing officer?

a)

Obstruction of justice

b)

Improper performance of duty

c)

Grave misconduct

d)

Contempt of court

89.

Note-taking is valuable as an aid to an accurate

recall of events to be testified in court. What is NOT

included in this phase of documentation?

a)

The time when the physical evidence was discovered

b)

The person who discovered and collected the

physical evidence

c)

The time when evidence was received by the

custodian

d)

The disposition of the item when it was collected

90.

This kind of reasoning is used in criminal

investigation where the prober will look for the pieces

of evidence first before formulating his assumptions.

a)

Deductive Reasoning

b)

Inductive reasoning

c)

Probable reasoning

d)

Corroborative reasoning

91.

In this method, the area is blocked out in the form

of a rectangle. The three (3) searchers A, B, and C

proceed slowly at the same place along paths parallel

to one side of the rectangle. When a piece of evidence

is found, the finder announces his discovery, and the

search must stop until the evidence has been cared for.

A photographer is called, if necessary. The evidence is

collected and tagged and the search proceeds at a

given signal. At the end of the rectangle, the searchers

turn and proceed along new lanes.

a)

Line method

b)

Double Strip method

c)

Spiral method

d)

Zone method

92.

When the desk officer received a report of an

incident, what is the document he needed to prepare

containing the vital information about the case?

a)

Complaint Sheet

b)

Synoptic Report

c)

Investigation Report

d)

After-SOCO Report

93.

Which of the following is NOT a part of preliminary

survey done by the IOC upon his arrival at the crime

scene?

a)

Establishment of the extent of the crime scene

b)

Provide first aid to anyone who needs assistance

c)

Develop a general theory of the crime scene

d)

List down the evidence most likely to be encountered

94.

Criminal Investigation is the reaction of the law

enforcement to a crime committed. Identification of

criminals as the initial phase of criminal investigation

can be done in any/combination of the subsequent

means, EXCEPT:

1. by confession or admission by the criminal

2. by circumstantial evidence and associative evidence

3. by presentation of corpus delicti

4. by description of eyewitness

a)

1, 2 and 3

b)

1, 2 and 4

c)

1 only

d)

3 only

95.

Among the following investigatory situations, which

is NOT classified as custodial investigation therefore,

the appraisal of rights is unnecessary?

a)

The extraction of suspect’s confession

b)

The taking of a person into custody

c)

Taking into account the witness’ testimony

d)

Suspect being interrogated

96.

When an item cannot be marked, what should be

done to evidence found at the crime scene?

a)

Bring the evidence to the Evidence Custodian and let

him place his initials instead

b)

Tag the evidence

c)

Report to the IOC and leave the evidence at the

crime scene

d)

Call for SOCO Assistance

97.

Which is the priority of the CS Sketcher in

illustrating the crime scene as far as the scope is

concerned?

a)

Get the scale & proportion

b)

Sketch from general to specific

c)

Make sure the sketch is presentable

d)

Prepare for court appearance

98.

The methodology involving the systematic

searching, handling, distribution and accountability of

all evidence found at the crime scene, including the

documentation of every article of evidence from the

point of initial discovery at the scene, to its collection

and transport to the point of examination, its

temporary storage and its final disposal is referred to

is:

a)

Transmittal of evidence

b)

Crime Scene Documentation

c)

Scene of the Crime Operations

d)

Chain of custody

99.

This is well suited for larger indoor and outdoor

crime scene with less obstacles. The searcher will start

either from the center of the room or from the

periphery and can be done even by a single searcher.

a)

Strip Method

b)

Grid Method

c)

Spiral Method

d)

Zone Method

100.

What is the difference between interview and

interrogation?

a)

Interview is a skillful questioning, and Interrogation

is a simple questioning

b)

Interview is a conversation with a purpose while

interrogation is simple questioning

c)

Interview is a simple questioning with a willing

witness and interrogation is a skillful questioning with

a hostile person

d)

Interview is strictly done at home at interrogation is

done at police station