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  • 1. 

    What are the three types of records?

    • A.

      Chain of custody, Criminal, Federal

    • B.

      Criminal, Federal, Civil

    • C.

      Chain of custody, Documentation of the crime scene, Documentation of your actions

    • D.

      Documentation of the crime scene, Documentation of your actions, Federal

    Correct Answer
    C. Chain of custody, Documentation of the crime scene, Documentation of your actions
    Explanation
    The three types of records mentioned in the answer are chain of custody, documentation of the crime scene, and documentation of your actions. Chain of custody refers to the chronological documentation of the custody, control, transfer, analysis, and disposition of physical or electronic evidence. Documentation of the crime scene involves recording and documenting the condition and details of the crime scene, including photographs, sketches, and notes. Documentation of your actions refers to keeping a record of the actions taken by law enforcement officers or investigators during the investigation process.

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  • 2. 

    Which of these things should you not bring to a crime scene?

    • A.

      Government issued sidearm

    • B.

      Spare Batteries

    • C.

      A Microphone

    • D.

      Extra Memory

    Correct Answer
    A. Government issued sidearm
    Explanation
    Bringing a government issued sidearm to a crime scene is not advisable because it can potentially contaminate the evidence or escalate the situation. Firearms should be handled by trained professionals such as law enforcement officers. Their presence at a crime scene can compromise the integrity of the investigation and may hinder the work of forensic experts in collecting accurate evidence. Therefore, it is best to leave firearms outside of a crime scene to ensure the safety of everyone involved and to maintain the integrity of the investigation.

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  • 3. 

    Which of these is not a tool you would bring to a crime scene?

    • A.

      Mechanical and Hardware tools

    • B.

      Off-road vehicle

    • C.

      Seizure supplies

    • D.

      Specialized wireless equipment

    Correct Answer
    B. Off-road vehicle
    Explanation
    An off-road vehicle is not a tool that would typically be brought to a crime scene. While mechanical and hardware tools, seizure supplies, and specialized wireless equipment may be useful for collecting evidence or conducting investigations at a crime scene, an off-road vehicle is not directly related to these tasks. It is more commonly used for transportation in rugged terrains, which may not be necessary or relevant at a crime scene.

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  • 4. 

    Which of the following would you do when Surveying the scene

    • A.

      Run screaming all over the crime scene

    • B.

      Call you mom and cry hysterically

    • C.

      Hide in a fetal position in the corner

    • D.

      Interview the owners and users before you begin

    Correct Answer
    D. Interview the owners and users before you begin
    Explanation
    When surveying the scene, it is important to gather information and understand the context of the situation. Interviewing the owners and users before beginning allows for valuable insights and firsthand accounts that can aid in the investigation. This step helps in establishing a comprehensive understanding of the scene and the events that took place, enabling a more effective and focused investigation.

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  • 5. 

    What should you do when transporting evidence  ( check all that apply)

    • A.

      Do not leave anything out in the sun

    • B.

      Use Rubber Mats in the floor of the vehicle, to reduce ESD

    • C.

      Let things flop around inside of the vehicle without strapping it down

    • D.

      Secure all evidence

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Do not leave anything out in the sun
    B. Use Rubber Mats in the floor of the vehicle, to reduce ESD
    D. Secure all evidence
    Explanation
    When transporting evidence, it is important to follow certain precautions. Leaving anything out in the sun can potentially damage or alter the evidence, so it should be avoided. Using rubber mats in the floor of the vehicle can help reduce electrostatic discharge (ESD), which can also affect the integrity of the evidence. Lastly, securing all evidence ensures that it does not move or get damaged during transportation, maintaining its reliability and chain of custody.

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  • 6. 

    Is the Computer is off, leave it  ________

    Correct Answer(s)
    off
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "off" because the sentence is asking what to do with the computer if it is turned off. "Off" is the appropriate response as it indicates that the computer should be left in its current state of being turned off.

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  • 7. 

    If the Computer is on, just pull the ______

    Correct Answer(s)
    plug
    Explanation
    To turn off the computer, one can simply pull the plug from the power source. This action will cut off the power supply to the computer and turn it off.

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  • 8. 

    ______ bags stop a cellular device from transmitting data

    Correct Answer(s)
    Faraday
    Explanation
    Faraday bags are designed to block electromagnetic signals, including cellular signals, from entering or leaving the bag. This prevents a cellular device from transmitting data while it is inside the bag. The bag is made of a conductive material that creates a Faraday cage, which effectively blocks all external electromagnetic radiation. Therefore, Faraday bags stop a cellular device from transmitting data.

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  • 9. 

    What would yoiu do when recording the scene with video ( check all that apply)

    • A.

      Use date/time stamps

    • B.

      Call the President

    • C.

      Carry spare Batteries

    • D.

      Make funny faces in front of the camera

    • E.

      Use a computer with a image and video viewer

    • F.

      Make unnecessary noise in the background

    • G.

      Use a microphone

    • H.

      Use the zoom so much the video is pixilated

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Use date/time stamps
    C. Carry spare Batteries
    E. Use a computer with a image and video viewer
    G. Use a microphone
    Explanation
    When recording a scene with video, it is recommended to use date/time stamps to keep track of when the video was recorded. Carrying spare batteries is important to ensure that the camera does not run out of power during the recording. Using a computer with an image and video viewer allows for easy playback and editing of the recorded video. Using a microphone helps to capture clear audio during the recording.

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  • 10. 

    When using Audio to record the scene what should  you record?

    • A.

      All the name on the chain of custody

    • B.

      Your arrival information

    • C.

      The name of all the animals at the crime scene

    • D.

      Your medical history to date

    Correct Answer
    B. Your arrival information
    Explanation
    When using audio to record the scene, it is important to record your arrival information. This includes details such as the date, time, and location of your arrival at the crime scene. This information is crucial for establishing an accurate timeline of events and can be used as evidence in investigations. Recording your arrival information helps provide context and documentation of your presence at the scene, which can be helpful for corroborating your testimony or providing an alibi if necessary.

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  • 11. 

    Keep power to _______ data devices

    Correct Answer
    volatile
    Explanation
    The term "volatile" refers to something that is prone to change or instability. In the context of the question, keeping power to volatile data devices means ensuring a continuous supply of electricity to devices that store data that is susceptible to loss or corruption if power is interrupted. This could include devices like RAM or cache memory, which require a constant power source to retain the data they hold.

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  • 12. 

    ____ in for more clarity.

    Correct Answer
    Zoom
    Explanation
    The word "Zoom" is used to indicate that something is being magnified or brought closer, often in the context of visual or audio communication. By using Zoom, one can enhance the clarity of a conversation or presentation by being able to see or hear things more clearly. Therefore, the word "Zoom" is used in this context to suggest that it is being used to provide more clarity.

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  • 13. 

    You can tell if the computer is on if the ____ is running.

    Correct Answer
    fan
    Explanation
    The fan is an essential component of a computer that helps to cool down the system by circulating air. When the computer is turned on, the fan starts running to prevent overheating. Therefore, if the fan is running, it indicates that the computer is on and functioning properly.

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