Assingment 18

Front 1

From whom should you obtain authorization to conduct a polygraph examination?

Back 1

Director NCIS

Front 2

The polygraph examiner is prohibited from conducting examination when, in the examiner's opinion, the person fits which descriptions?

Back 2

Physically fatigued.
Known to have mental disorder.
Below the age of reason.

Front 3

Upon completion of the polygraph examination, the examiner may come to one of how many conclusions?

Back 3

Four

Front 4

The subject is informed that the examination has been completed and the charts will be subjected to a detailed analysis.

Back 4

No deception

Front 5

The examinee is deliberately distorting the charts.

Back 5

No opinion

Front 6

The examiner interrogates the examinee and attempts to determine the causes of specific responses.

Back 6

Deception indicated.

Front 7

The examinee has a cold and rapport is not established.

Back 7

Inconclusive

Front 8

The examinee seems to suffer from a permanent psychological disorder.

Back 8

No opinion

Front 9

After the subject leaves the room the examiner carefully evaluates the charts and confers with the investigator if doubt exits.

Back 9

No deception

Front 10

A subsequent examination may be made by the original examiner without obtaining additional approval.

Back 10

Inconclusive

Front 11

When evidence is searched for in large outdoor areas, it is advisable to divide the area into strips approximately how wide?

Back 11

4 ft.

Front 12

When you search indoors or outdoors, the search area may be divided into what type of areas?

Back 12

Zones or Sectors

Front 13

Evidence may not be released to any person other than the evidence custodian without supervisor approval.

Back 13

True

Front 14

Properly prepared sketches are useful for which of the following reasons?

Back 14

Preparing reports
Questioning witnesses
Refreshing your memory

Front 15

A sketch provides the best means of portraying distances between objects at the scene.

Back 15

True

Front 16

What method of sketching should be used for indoor sketches?

Back 16

Triangulation

Front 17

What consideration is most important in crime scene photography?

Back 17

Maintaining perspective

Front 18

Controls the amount of time the light is allowed to reach the film.

Back 18

Shutter speed

Front 19

Controls the amount of light transmitted to the film.

Back 19

Lens speed

Front 20

Identifies the sensitivity of the film to light.

Back 20

Film speed

Front 21

Controls the amount of light entering the lens.

Back 21

Filters

Front 22

Determines the light value of a scene or object

Back 22

Exposure meter

Front 23

Classified as slow, medium, or fast.

Back 23

Film speed

Front 24

What are the two general categories of color film?

Back 24

Negative and Positive

Front 25

Physical evidence is one of the most valuable assets in pursuing an investigation to a succesful conclusion.

Back 25

True

Front 26

Which techniques are used to achieve the maximum benefit from physical evidence?

Back 26

Handling
Collecting
Preserving

Front 27

Physical evidence is divided into a total of how many general categories?

Back 27

Three

Front 28

A wall, floor, or telophone pole would be what category of evidence?

Back 28

Fixed

Front 29

Which individuals must be able to authenticate a piece of evidence at a later date?

Back 29

Person who first receives it.

Front 30

Correct ID of evidence occurs when the member taking custody of the evidence promptly marks and tags the item.

Back 30

True

Front 31

Evidence should be inscribed with which two items?

Back 31

Initials of collector and date and time.

Front 32

Which actions you as the evidence collector should NOT do when marking evidence?

Back 32

Destroy latent charasteristics
Reduce the object's function
Devalue the object

Front 33

When an item of evidence cannot be marked without destroying evidentiary characteristics, which actions should be taken?

Back 33

Place the item in a sealed container and mark it for identification.

Front 34

What individual appoints the evidence custodian and the alternate?

Back 34

CO

Front 35

What method should be used to enter items on the evidence custody document?

Back 35

Typed or printed in ink

Front 36

What should be done with the second copy of the evidence/property custody document.

Back 36

Attach it to the ICR

Front 37

The evidence log and all supporting documentation should be retained for a minimum of how many years?

Back 37

Five

Front 38

Approved evidence containers and storing room requirements are outlined in which publication?

Back 38

OPNAVINST 5510.1

Front 39

The combinations of all evidence containers must be changed in which situations?

Back 39

Annually
When a new SO is appointed
When suspected breach of evidence security occurs.

Front 40

A complete inventory of evidence and reconciliation of documents must be accomplished at least how often?

Back 40

Semiannually

Front 41

Which individuals should NOT be involved in an evidence inventory?

Back 41

An interested third party.

Front 42

Which individuals should be involved in an evidence inventory?

Back 42

SO
Evidence custodian
Alternate evidence custodian

Front 43

Of the methods of evidence transmittal, which one is NOT authorized?

Back 43

Second-Class Mail

Front 44

What methods of evidence transmittal are authorized?

Back 44

Registered Mail
First-Class Mail
Freight or Hand Carry

Front 45

Which materials may NOT be transmitted through the US Mail?

Back 45

Gas
Chemical
Ammunition

Front 46

What is the final link in the evidence custody chain?

Back 46

Disposition