Outline some examples of the type of computer crime evidence that may be found in an investigation
What will be an ideal response?
Digital evidence is often contained on disks, CDs or hard drives, or on any number of peripheral electronic devices; is not readily discernible; and is highly susceptible to destruction. Other computer crime evidence may exist in the form of data reports, logs, programming, or other printed information run from information in the computer. Latent prints may be found on the keyboard, mouse, power button, or any other peripheral equipment near the computer.
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Crimeweb is a listserv that generates email alerts to subscriber when a public safety agency makes notification of:
A) Major Crime B) Missing child or adult C) Homeland Security issue D) all of the above
In which case did the Supreme Court state that a seizure has occurred if the officer's conduct in conjunction with the questioning would convince a reasonable person that he or she is not free to leave?
a. Terry v. Ohio b. Dunaway v. New York c. California v. Hodari D d. Brinegar v. United States
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.Unfortunately, under the COP model, police interactions with community members often lead to social disorder and fear of police officers. 2.When a crime has been reported and the police officer arrives at the scene, it is the officer’s initial contact with the victim that is particularly important because it could affect how trusting the relationship is with law enforcement afterward. 3.While there are some differences by jurisdiction, most local police departments will not provide the victim with a copy of the fact sheet because details of the crime are restricted due to the investigation. 4.If a crime is of a serious nature, the involvement of the victims in the investigation process would be more intense—likely being questioned several times by detectives. 5.In reality, most reported crimes result in an immediate arrest.
What evidence is necessary for justifiable homicide?
A. protecting property B. offender was fleeing the scene C. immediate threat to a human life D. physical altercation with police