Crime Scene Processing Quiz

What is the definition of "process" as mentioned in the document?

• To create something new

• To submit something to a treatment or preparation

• To destroy something completely

• To analyze something thoroughly

What is a truism of scene processing mentioned in the document?

• Underkill is better than overkill

• Overkill is a truism

• Randomness is key

• Speed is more important than accuracy

What qualities must the methods employed by the crime scene technician have?

• Quick and random

• Methodical, systematic, and complete

• Simple and fast

• Flexible and spontaneous

What is the most basic aspect of crime scene processing?

• Collecting evidence

• Observing

• Reporting

• Analyzing

What does the technician do during the assessing phase?

• Collects evidence

• Decides on a proper course of action

• Reports findings

• Cleans the scene

What is critical to responding and dealing with the crime scene?

• Speed

• Flexibility

• Strength

• Silence

What does observation involve in crime scene processing?

• Ignoring the scene

• Mentally registering the condition of the scene

• Physically altering the scene

• Quickly leaving the scene

How can observation be conducted according to the document?

• Only intrusively

• Only non-intrusively

• Intrusively or non-intrusively

• Not at all

What is the first step in documentation according to the text?

• Sketching

• Photography

• Road-mapping

• Measuring

Which of the following is always the last action taken in documentation?

• Sketching

• Photography

• Road-mapping

• Measuring