Why might investigators overlook some high-velocity spatter?
What will be an ideal response?
Since droplets of high-velocity spatter are very small, they may not travel far; they may fall to the floor or ground where investigative personnel could overlook them.
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Define and explain group legal services plans.
What will be an ideal response?
High school seniors in a small town are asked a series of questions to measure the frequency of their drinking and driving. The students give consistent answers to the series of questions, but police records indicate that drinking and driving is much more common than indicated by the students’ responses. This suggests that the measure of frequency of drinking and driving is:
a. Valid but not reliable b. Reliable but not valid c. Both reliable and valid d. Neither reliable nor valid
An officer makes a valid stop for a non-violent offense. Which of the following actions by the officer is NOT automatically justified?
a. Asking questions about the offense b. Asking questions about the suspect's destination c. Requiring the suspect to remain with the officer d. Conducting a frisk