A Police Detective Has Just Received a List of Evidence

question 28

Multiple Choice

A police detective has just received a list of evidence collected at the scene of a murder which occurred in the victim's bedroom, which includes:
•Several blood samples were recovered from the area where the victim bled to death
•Bullets were recovered from the wall behind the victim's body
•Fingerprints found on a window that appeared to be the point of entry The detective wants to conduct an experiment to see if it was possible that the window was already open and the shots were fired by a person hiding in the bushes across the street. What should be done to make sure the experiment will be admissible in court?

• A) Request a court order allowing the police to conduct the experiment.
• B) The defense attorney must be given the opportunity to be present when the experiment is performed.
• C) The conditions present when the crime occurred must be accurately replicated including distances from the house and weather conditions.
• D) All of these must be done in order to make the results of the experiment admissible in court.

Differentiate between symptoms of schizophrenia to better understand patient experiences.

Understand the symptoms and categorization of schizophrenia.

Identify the positive and negative symptoms of schizophrenia and their examples.

Recognize the relationship between hallucinations and delusions in schizophrenia.

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Definitions:

Slander of Title

A false and malicious statement that disparages a person's property rights, often leading to financial loss.

Injurious Falsehood

A legal claim involving the intentional spread of falsehoods about a person, business, or product, causing economic loss or damage to reputation.

Trade Libel

The publication of false statements about another’s product or business that causes economic loss, considered a form of defamation.

Trade Secret

Information, including formulas, practices, designs, instruments, or patterns, that is not generally known or readily ascertainable, and by which a business can obtain an economic advantage over competitors or customers.