Physical Evidence Can Be Used to Exonerate or Exclude a Person

question 1

Multiple Choice

Physical evidence can be used to exonerate or exclude a person from suspicion if:

• A) it is collected in accordance with the Fourth Amendment.
• B) it does not have a well-documented chain of custody.
• C) evidence taken from suspect is obtained voluntarily.
• D) the standard reference sample (control) does not share characteristics with evidence at the crime scene.
• E) he or she has not already confessed to the crime.

Recognize the role of policies, procedures, and reward systems in directing behavior and resolving conflicts.

Understand the definitions and characteristics of different conflict management styles.

Recognize the complexity of conflict resolution and the factors that influence it.

Identify the principles of effective negotiation and conflict resolution.

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