CRIME SCENE

CRIME SCENE

1.       What is crime scene	Ans. An area where an illegal activity has happened
2.       What are two types of law	Ans. Civil & Criminal Law
3.       What is crime	Ans. Illegal act against rules regulation & law
4.       Why should you protect crime scene	Ans. To prevent contamination of evidence
5.       What is evidence	Ans. Anything tangible or intangible used by the police to prove the crime guilt / innocence of a person
6.       What are the six type of evidence	Ans. Direct, Primary, Secondary or Documentary, circumstantial, hearsay, & opinion
7.       What is tangible evidence	Ans. You can see or feel it by touch for eg.Gun
8.       What is intangible evidence	Ans. You can’t see or feel it by touch for eg. Finger print
9.       What do you mean by contamination	Ans. Disturbing, removing, adding traces to the scene of crime.
10.   Which evidence is not accepted in court?	Ans. Hearsay { Rumor }
11.   Can you give opinion in the court?	Ans. No. ( only professional experts can give )
12.   What is potential evidence ?	Ans. All possible items found in & around the scene of crime.
13.   What is circumstantial evidence ?	Ans. Indirect evidence which may link to the crime
14.   What record, report will you maintain about incident / crime in your duty post ?	Ans. Incident report, security log book DOB, Evidence log, witness statement .
15.   Who are authorized to enter crime scene ?	Ans. Police, medical staff, finger print expects, dog handlers, police photographers & accident investigators.
16.   Will you take photo of the crime scene ?	Ans. no
17.   Have you got any power to the crime arrest / detain ?	Ans.no
18.   What will you tell if there are any eye witness ?	Ans. To try there as he/she can give information to the police about the crime.
19.   How can you prevent contamination of evidence ?	Ans. Cordoning the crime scene area and not allowing any unauthorized person to enter inside.
20.   What is civil law ?	Ans. Civil law is the local law ( right a wrong )
21.   What is criminal law ?	Ans. It is the law enforced by the government.
22.   What is the different type of crime ?	Ans. Assault, theft, robbery, rape, criminal damage, trespass etc.
23.   How will you protect evidence, if its going to rain ?	Ans. Be covering the crime scene area by a plastic sheet or place carton box on the top of evidence.
24.   Will you leave the area where crime has happened without proper reliever?	Ans. No will stand in front of crime scene ( static gurding )