Criminology Exams (Crim Crime) – Page 2

#20. During an interview, planning is important and must follow the order of the time and bring out facts orderly as they happened, this technique is called?
A Physiological questioning
B Chronological questioning
C Physical questioning
D Investigation questioning
Answer: Chronological questioning
#21. The nullum crimen nula peona sine legi is
A Mensrea
B An act done against my will
C There’s no crime if there’s no law punishing it
D Guilty act
Answer: There’s no crime if there’s no law punishing it
#22. Public information can be gathered in what sources?
A General public
B News paper
C Library
D Pub
Answer: News paper
#23. In a police interrogation process, the room should provide freedom from distractions: designed simply to enhance the concentration of both the interrogation and the subject on the matter under questioning. This is
A Dependent on the interrogation
B Not necessary except when subject is reluctant
C Simply a technique for successful interrogation
D Part of the standard operating procedure
Answer: Part of the standard operating procedure
#24. The questioning of a person suspected of having committed an offense or of a person who is reluctant to make full disclosure of information in his possession which is pertinent to the investigation is appropriately called?
A Survey method
B Defence of personal rights
C Interrogation
D Interview
Answer: Interrogation
#25. Being an investigator able to solve cases, he must possess the ability to be patient to obtain accurate and complete information , especially with uncooperative subject is
A Perseverance
B Integrity
C Logical
D Alertness
Answer: Perseverance
#26. Which one the best define the doctrine of maximum tolerance
A No warning shot during police intervention
B Force is necessary when properly ordered
C Anger should be minimized at the heat of public chaos
D Crying policeman
Answer: Anger should be minimized at the heat of public chaos
#27. This test of deception is undertaken by asking that person suspected of committing a crime to place their right arm into the boiling pot to the elbow, after plunging their arm they are asked to take a rest at the same time, on one who after the next afternoon has lost some of his skin or showed a blister would be determined as the person guilty of committing a crime
A Balance by ordeal
B Combat by ordeal
C Trial by ordeal
D Boiling water ordeal
Answer: Boiling water ordeal
#28. This was existed in the 600 B.C as early as the Institute of Vishnu wherein the practice of determining the veracity of the statement of the accused by placing him on one scale of balance and in the other scale a counter balance. Then the accused is asked to step down the scale while the judge delivers a catchphrase to the balance. After the exhortation, the accused is asked to go back to the scale and if he is found to be lighter than before he was adjudged as acquitted
A Combat by ordeal
B Boiling water ordeal
C Trial by ordeal
D Balance by ordeal
Answer: Balance by ordeal
#29. A primitive practice of detecting deception whereby controversies in accusations are settled by means of duel, the victor will be spared from the consequences while the loser will be pronounced guilty
A Hot by ordeal
B Trial by ordeal
C Trial by combat
D Boiling water ordeal
Answer: Trial by combat
#30. This form of trial is undertaken where the accused is asked to fast for twelve hours, and then he is asked to swallow a small amount of rice and drink dark colored water. If this acts as an emetic and the accused rejects all of the rice, he is determined innocent from the charges. This was based on the belief that the fetish of the victim enters the body through the mouth with the emetic red water, it examines the heart of the accused and if it finds him innocent brings up the
A trial by combat by ordeal
B trial by ordeal
C red hot iron ordeal
D red water by ordeal
Answer: red water by ordeal
#31. This form of test was prevalent in India, specifically from those living in the hill tribes of Rajhamal in the North of Bengal. The accused to prove his innocence was asked to lick a red hot iron for nine times unless burnt sooner, if the tongue is burned, the accused was put to death guilt was believed to make tongue dry
A trial by ordeal
B red water by ordeal
C trial by combat by ordeal
D red hot iron ordeal
Answer: red hot iron ordeal
#32. In 1150 A.D. the Roman Catholic clergy had made full use of Indian practice of ordeals specifically that of the rice chewing ordeal. Concentrated rice is the article selected instead of cheese and bread, if the accused who asked to chew the concentrated rice is unable to swallow a single grain he is adjudged as guilty. This was based on the premise that a person conscious of their crime and fearful of the punishment from God would feel a suffocating sensation in their throat, they would then on their fall on their knees and confess the crime.
A red water by ordeal
B trial by ordeal
C Rice chewing ordeal
D trial by combat by ordeal
Answer: Rice chewing ordeal
#33. What do you mean by the acronym IRONIC?
A NOTA
B Identity, Rapport, Opening statement, Inquiry and Conclusion
C Identified, Report, Opening statement, Inquire and Conclusion
D Identity, Rapport, offering statement, Inquiry and Conduction
Answer: Identity, Rapport, Opening statement, Inquiry and Conclusion
#34. If suspected to have been tailing by the subject himself, immediately disengage and never to have?
A Conversation with subject
B Repeated unusual movements
C An eye to eye contact with the subject
D A premature engagements
Answer: An eye to eye contact with the subject
#35. Confession through ?Palpable mistake? is admissible in evidence because it connotes that the subject was not:
A Alone in confessing
B Subjected to torture
C Coerced
D Involuntary swayed to confess
Answer: Coerced
#36. As compared before, criminals today are more sophisticated and in several occasions/cases, are ?"graduates of the penal institution". What does ?"graduates" in the said phrase mean?
A Parolees
B Students
C Living-outs
D Ex-convicts
Answer: Ex-convicts
#37. Which of the following is the primary objective of a crime investigation? To
A Uncover the modus operandi
B Establish the truth or quality of a complaint
C Enhance criminal justice system
D Identify the malefactors
Answer: Identify the malefactors
#38. In the crime scene investigation, which of the following is the first officer in command to take care of the scene and evidence including witnesses? The
A PO1 Who first arrived in the scene
B Chief investigator
C Investigator, who first arrived
D Police chief of the unit
Answer: Investigator, who first arrived
#39. In the crime scene investigation, which of the following is the first officer in command to take care of the scene and evidence including witnesses? The
A Chief investigator
B Investigator, who first arrived
C Police chief of the unit
D PO1 Who first arrived in the scene
Answer: Investigator, who first arrived