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    Exam Lydia Lane Kaplan University CJ210 Criminal Investigation Professor Bernard Zapor Midterm Essay Exam 1. What are methods of inquiry and how are they use in criminal investigation? Methods used in criminal investigation who‚ what‚ where‚ when‚ why and how. Getting all the facts in a criminal investigation‚ physical evidence‚ people‚ and records. Answer #1.  There are several methods of inquiry that can be used in a criminal investigation.   a. authority method- when an investigator

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    evidence‚ or real‚ or physical evidence‚ also known as forensic evidence. In “Forensic Science: Evidence‚ Clues‚ and Investigation” by Andrea Campbell‚ forensic evidence is the most important evidence that is presented during a trial. In addition‚ forensic evidence is the method in which crime investigators collect evidence such as blood samples‚ fingerprints‚ and other forms of DNA. Forensic evidence uses science and hard evidence to determine the innocent and the guilty within a trial. This kind

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    Profiling in Criminal Investigation The use of psychology in the criminal justice field is not a new idea. Just think of the many films and television series which employ profiling for its entertainment value: Silence of the Lambs‚ Criminal Minds‚ Law and Order‚ the Mentalist‚ and Perception—to name a few. With this glorified view of psychology in criminal investigations‚ it seems impossible that the real science behind the myth would be anything other than psychic intuition. However‚ there is

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    • Offender profiling is only a part of criminal investigative analysis and is not treated as a single entity of investigation‚ instead as part of an interrelated behavioural investigation.  However‚ this technique is not widely used in Australia‚ as there are only four members of the International Criminal Investigative Analysis Fellowship (ICIAF) that work in conjunction with the police‚ mostly within the serial cases of a violent/sexual nature‚ it is widely used in America possibly due to their

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    The criminal investigation process balances the rights of victims‚ offenders and society to a certain extent. The main aspect of achieving justice in the criminal investigation process is to balance the rights of the parties involved. Thus‚ the extent to which the law balances their rights‚ includes the use of police powers‚ the rights of suspects and the right on bail. The balance of powers used by police in protecting the rights of victims‚ suspects and society has partially been achieved in

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    a hypnotist‚ they may think of someone similar to a magician. Someone putting on an act for viewer’s entertainment. Hypnosis is used in many different ways other than just pure entertainment. Hypnosis is used in many professions‚ including criminal investigation. By Webster’s definition hypnosis is‚ “A trancelike state that resembles sleep but is induced by a person whose suggestions are readily accepted by the subject.” Research shows that hypnosis is the equivalent to breathing to a human. It is

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    Running Head: CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTIONS IN CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS Constitutional Protections in Criminal Investigations What are constitutional rights and why are they so important to us? Our Constitutional rights are in place to protect us from wrongful conviction and improper police behavior. Originally these rights were made in reaction to the abusive conduct displayed by British authorities during Colonial times. Without the Constitution and the Bill of Rights‚ we would not be a

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    Crime Scene Investigation Summer Crouch Indiana Business College Mr. Walker 12/10/2008 History “The history of crime scene investigation includes criminology. Criminology is a field of social sciences that study crime and criminal behavior that cause social phenomena with direct impacts on society. As a result of the efforts to understand this‚ researchers from other academic fields for example anthropology‚ psychiatry‚ medicine

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    samples of the blood evidence present on the victim’s left arm‚ left breast‚ and around the nose and mouth to determine if the blood originated from the victim for if it belongs to another source. This can be done by comparing the DNA profile from the swabs to a known DNA profile of the victim. If still wet‚ the blood swaps should be transported to a sterile lab area in separate plastic containers and removed so the evidence can air dry before being placed in a separate paper or plastic envelopes for

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    Abstract Page New and improving tools and techniques that will assist and improve the investigation process‚ like Brain Fingerprinting‚ the new fingerprinting bullets technique‚ Touch DNA‚ Sperm free DNA testing‚ Laser Scaling Device‚ Antibody profiling identification‚ 3-D fingerprinting enhancer‚ Spherical photography will are change the way that investigators investigate crimes. One of the most impressive tools is Brain Fingerprinting a new computer-based technology that identifies the perpetrator

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