Where will an investigator usually locate the probable point of origin of a fire? What factors can cause a fire to deviate from normal behavior?
What will be an ideal response?
The probable origin of a fire will most likely be located closest to the lowest point that shows the most intense characteristics of burning. Factors that can cause a fire to deviate from normal behavior include prevailing drafts and winds; secondary fires caused by collapsing floors and roofs; the
physical arrangement of the burning structure; stairways and elevator shafts; holes in the floor, wall, or roof; and the effects of the firefighters in suppressing the fire.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The good-faith exception may allow evidence obtained through an illegal search to be admitted at trial.
A. True B. False
Introduced in Chapter 10, Pearson's r measures the linear __________ between two __________ level variables
a. correction, interval b. correlation, nominal c. correction, nominal d. correlation, interval
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a. Planned Redundancy b. Choke Points c. Network Segmentation d. Reciprocity Programs