fundamental
test
問題一覧
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The term investigation is derived from the Latin word
vestigare
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A person who committed a crime, arrested, prosecuted, convicted, and sent to prison.
criminal
3
No person shall be regarded as a criminal unless he has committed a crime, given due process, and has been found guilty by a competent court.
general rule
4
It refers to the process of conducting an official detailed examination or inquiry to discover something or somebody. Investigation is usually conducted relative to a crime or a case.
investigation
5
It is an act or omission punishable by law.
The law forbids or commands that crime deserves a punishment or penalty. .
crime
6
Acts in violation of the provisions of the Revised Penal Code.
felony
7
Acts in violation of Special Laws.
offense
8
Acts in violation of city or municipal ordinances.
misdemeanor
9
As a rule, the presence of intent is presumed in any crime.
intent
10
Refers to the chance of the offender in committing the crime.
opportunity
11
This involves the utilization of materials and other means which are crucial in the commission of the crime.
intrumentality
12
Crimes committed by means of dolo or malice (Bolante, n.d.):
freedom intelligence intent
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Crimes Committed by means of culpa:
itent itelligence negligence
14
indicates a deficiency of perception.
negligence
15
refers to a deficiency of action.
imprudence
16
is presumed from the mere doing of a wrong act
general criminal intent
17
is not presumed because it is an ingredient or an element of a crime.
specific criminal intent
18
Is the mental capacity to tell right from wrong
discerment
19
Is an art which deals with the identity and location of the offender and provides evidence of his guilt through criminal proceedings.
criminal investigation
20
It refers to a series of similarities that may link a case or indicate that the same person is committing a series of crimes.
pattern
21
These are clues or pieces of information that aid in the progress of an investigation.
leads
22
It refers to leads provided by the citizens which aids in the progress of an investigation.
tips
23
The beliefs regarding the evidence, patterns, leads, tips and other information developed and uncovered in the case.
theories
24
It refers to an official inquiry conducted by a government agency to uncover facts and determine the truth.
formal investigation
25
It is an effort to search the basic cause of an incident such as the commission of a crime.
inquest
26
A historical description than a current usage to describe any penetrating investigation concerning a religious issue.
inquisition
27
Similar to a formal investigation which is an extensive search inquiry conducted by a government agency.
probe
28
It is the most employed type of investigation which refers to the careful and patient investigation done by scientists or scholars in to identify the original sources of data or causes of problem.
research
29
It is a recent type of
investigation pursued by the members of the press on their own initiative.
investigative report
30
The suspect is easily determined and located.
walk through
31
The suspect has been tentatively identified but has not been located.
where are they
32
The suspect is unidentified
whodunit
33
blending and decoy to catch the criminals in flagrante delicto.
decoy operation
34
are usually in the form of entrapment or buy-bust operations.
undercover operation
35
It involves identifying data, including physical things, that may provide relevant information on the criminal case being investigated.
recognition
36
The act of gathering identified data, tacts, or physical things that are significant to the case being investigated.
collection
37
It includes keeping or preserving the collected evidence in their true and original form to prevent contamination or destruction of its substantive value.
preservation
38
The process of determining the
probative value of the evidence.
evaluation
39
The function primarily manifested in the courtroom.
presentation
40
The problem is focused on identifying, locating, and arresting the perpetrator of the crime.
statement the problem
41
It is the construction of an explanation of an occurrence,
form hypotheses
42
As applied to the given explanation, this process checks for the inaccuracy in the hypothesis.
observe and experiment
43
The investigator should be as objective as possible in the interpretation of data and evidence.
interpret data
44
In drawing conslusions to the investigation conducted,
draw conclusion
45
Suspects taken into custody or deprived of their freedom of action, who are to be questioned by law enforcement officers,
miranda warning
46
The investigation must be conducted in accordance with the law.
legal
47
The investigation must be conducted in the most complete and detailed manner.
thorough
問題一覧
1
The term investigation is derived from the Latin word
vestigare
2
A person who committed a crime, arrested, prosecuted, convicted, and sent to prison.
criminal
3
No person shall be regarded as a criminal unless he has committed a crime, given due process, and has been found guilty by a competent court.
general rule
4
It refers to the process of conducting an official detailed examination or inquiry to discover something or somebody. Investigation is usually conducted relative to a crime or a case.
investigation
5
It is an act or omission punishable by law.
The law forbids or commands that crime deserves a punishment or penalty. .
crime
6
Acts in violation of the provisions of the Revised Penal Code.
felony
7
Acts in violation of Special Laws.
offense
8
Acts in violation of city or municipal ordinances.
misdemeanor
9
As a rule, the presence of intent is presumed in any crime.
intent
10
Refers to the chance of the offender in committing the crime.
opportunity
11
This involves the utilization of materials and other means which are crucial in the commission of the crime.
intrumentality
12
Crimes committed by means of dolo or malice (Bolante, n.d.):
freedom intelligence intent
13
Crimes Committed by means of culpa:
itent itelligence negligence
14
indicates a deficiency of perception.
negligence
15
refers to a deficiency of action.
imprudence
16
is presumed from the mere doing of a wrong act
general criminal intent
17
is not presumed because it is an ingredient or an element of a crime.
specific criminal intent
18
Is the mental capacity to tell right from wrong
discerment
19
Is an art which deals with the identity and location of the offender and provides evidence of his guilt through criminal proceedings.
criminal investigation
20
It refers to a series of similarities that may link a case or indicate that the same person is committing a series of crimes.
pattern
21
These are clues or pieces of information that aid in the progress of an investigation.
leads
22
It refers to leads provided by the citizens which aids in the progress of an investigation.
tips
23
The beliefs regarding the evidence, patterns, leads, tips and other information developed and uncovered in the case.
theories
24
It refers to an official inquiry conducted by a government agency to uncover facts and determine the truth.
formal investigation
25
It is an effort to search the basic cause of an incident such as the commission of a crime.
inquest
26
A historical description than a current usage to describe any penetrating investigation concerning a religious issue.
inquisition
27
Similar to a formal investigation which is an extensive search inquiry conducted by a government agency.
probe
28
It is the most employed type of investigation which refers to the careful and patient investigation done by scientists or scholars in to identify the original sources of data or causes of problem.
research
29
It is a recent type of
investigation pursued by the members of the press on their own initiative.
investigative report
30
The suspect is easily determined and located.
walk through
31
The suspect has been tentatively identified but has not been located.
where are they
32
The suspect is unidentified
whodunit
33
blending and decoy to catch the criminals in flagrante delicto.
decoy operation
34
are usually in the form of entrapment or buy-bust operations.
undercover operation
35
It involves identifying data, including physical things, that may provide relevant information on the criminal case being investigated.
recognition
36
The act of gathering identified data, tacts, or physical things that are significant to the case being investigated.
collection
37
It includes keeping or preserving the collected evidence in their true and original form to prevent contamination or destruction of its substantive value.
preservation
38
The process of determining the
probative value of the evidence.
evaluation
39
The function primarily manifested in the courtroom.
presentation
40
The problem is focused on identifying, locating, and arresting the perpetrator of the crime.
statement the problem
41
It is the construction of an explanation of an occurrence,
form hypotheses
42
As applied to the given explanation, this process checks for the inaccuracy in the hypothesis.
observe and experiment
43
The investigator should be as objective as possible in the interpretation of data and evidence.
interpret data
44
In drawing conslusions to the investigation conducted,
draw conclusion
45
Suspects taken into custody or deprived of their freedom of action, who are to be questioned by law enforcement officers,
miranda warning
46
The investigation must be conducted in accordance with the law.
legal
47
The investigation must be conducted in the most complete and detailed manner.
thorough