Criminal Investigation
Twelfth edition (183
questions & answers)
What is the first modern detective force?
A. The Slapping Sammies
B. The Pinkertons
C. The Bobby force
D. The Bow Street Runners
D. The Bow Street Runners
Who created the Metropolitan Police Act of 1829?
Sir Robert Peel - Modern father of policing
Where was the first paid Daylight Force develped in
1833?
A. Boston, MA
B. Providence, RI
C. Concord, CT
D. Philadelphia, PA
D. Philadelphia, PA
Where did the term "Private Eye" come from?
A. Bow Street Runners
B. London Metropolitan Police
,C. The Pinkerton's National Detective Agency
D. New York Police Department in 1887
C. The Pinkerton's National Detective Agency
In 1884, what did Chicago create?
A. First Municipal Criminal Identification Bureau
B. Fingerprinting
C. The photo lineup
D. The first citizen statement form
A. First Municipal Criminal Identification Bureau
What was the Mulberry Street Morning parade?
All criminals arrested in the previous 24 hours were
marched before all detectives, who were expected to take
notes and to recognize the criminals later
When did the FBI National Academy start?
A. 1920
B. 1901
C. 1956
D. 1935
D. 1935
When was NCIC created
A. 1975
B. 1967
C. 1956
D. 1981
,B. 1967
Who is Edmond Locard, and what did he create in 1910?
A. First crime scene unit
B. First dental identification
C. First Forensic Labratory
D. First DNA database
C. First Forensic Labratory
What is Edmond Locard's most famous principle?
A. Always collect fingerprints
B. Always photograph the suspect
C. "There is something to be found"
D. Always be a step ahead of the suspect
C. "There is something to be found"
What is Anthropometry?
A. How to measure crime scenes
B. The study of criminal modus operandi
C. Humans had unique palm lines similar to fingerprints
D. The fact ever human differs from every other one in
the exact measurement of their body
D. The fact ever human differs from every other one in
the exact measurement of their body
*Alphonse Bertillion the founder*
, What is Dactylopraphy?
A. Dental indentification
B. Facial identification by measurement
C. Sketch artist emergence
D. Fingerprints
D. Fingerprints
What was the final breakthrough in the fingerprint system
called?
A. The Bertillion system
B. The Carlton system
C. The Henry system
D. The Archibald breakthrough
C. The Henry system
What was the end of the Bertillion Measurement System?
A. The West case
B. Police arrested a similar suspect that matched
measurements
C. The Edmonton Murder
D. The Henry System
A. The West case
What does DNA stand for?
deoxyribonucleic acid
DNA was accepted by the FBI for analysis in what year?
Twelfth edition (183
questions & answers)
What is the first modern detective force?
A. The Slapping Sammies
B. The Pinkertons
C. The Bobby force
D. The Bow Street Runners
D. The Bow Street Runners
Who created the Metropolitan Police Act of 1829?
Sir Robert Peel - Modern father of policing
Where was the first paid Daylight Force develped in
1833?
A. Boston, MA
B. Providence, RI
C. Concord, CT
D. Philadelphia, PA
D. Philadelphia, PA
Where did the term "Private Eye" come from?
A. Bow Street Runners
B. London Metropolitan Police
,C. The Pinkerton's National Detective Agency
D. New York Police Department in 1887
C. The Pinkerton's National Detective Agency
In 1884, what did Chicago create?
A. First Municipal Criminal Identification Bureau
B. Fingerprinting
C. The photo lineup
D. The first citizen statement form
A. First Municipal Criminal Identification Bureau
What was the Mulberry Street Morning parade?
All criminals arrested in the previous 24 hours were
marched before all detectives, who were expected to take
notes and to recognize the criminals later
When did the FBI National Academy start?
A. 1920
B. 1901
C. 1956
D. 1935
D. 1935
When was NCIC created
A. 1975
B. 1967
C. 1956
D. 1981
,B. 1967
Who is Edmond Locard, and what did he create in 1910?
A. First crime scene unit
B. First dental identification
C. First Forensic Labratory
D. First DNA database
C. First Forensic Labratory
What is Edmond Locard's most famous principle?
A. Always collect fingerprints
B. Always photograph the suspect
C. "There is something to be found"
D. Always be a step ahead of the suspect
C. "There is something to be found"
What is Anthropometry?
A. How to measure crime scenes
B. The study of criminal modus operandi
C. Humans had unique palm lines similar to fingerprints
D. The fact ever human differs from every other one in
the exact measurement of their body
D. The fact ever human differs from every other one in
the exact measurement of their body
*Alphonse Bertillion the founder*
, What is Dactylopraphy?
A. Dental indentification
B. Facial identification by measurement
C. Sketch artist emergence
D. Fingerprints
D. Fingerprints
What was the final breakthrough in the fingerprint system
called?
A. The Bertillion system
B. The Carlton system
C. The Henry system
D. The Archibald breakthrough
C. The Henry system
What was the end of the Bertillion Measurement System?
A. The West case
B. Police arrested a similar suspect that matched
measurements
C. The Edmonton Murder
D. The Henry System
A. The West case
What does DNA stand for?
deoxyribonucleic acid
DNA was accepted by the FBI for analysis in what year?
