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not an example of sex offenses involving mutual consent?A) Rape B) Adultery C) Prostitution D) Fornication 2
except …A) Adultery B) Exhibitionism C) Prostitution D) Fornication 3
A) Increasing aggression with the victim ensures the power of control B) Acts out fantasy and seeks reassurance from victim C) Seeks revenge for his anger toward another person by attacking a symbolic victim D) Engages in prolonged torture, exploitation, and/or mutilation, which energizes the killer’s fantasy life. 4
except …A) Power-assertive B) Voyeur C) Power- assurance D) Anger-retaliatory 5
A) Often, his paraphernalia and souvenirs are contained in a private chamber of horrors. B) Conflicted over his relationship with women, he may often feel dependent and aggressively resistant to them. C) Educationally, he may be identified as an underachiever who suffers from a learning disability. D) Offender is in his early 20’s and somewhat emotionally primitive. 6
A) This individual also may have a history of perpetrating crimes such as burglary, theft, and robbery. B) Often, his paraphernalia and souvenirs are contained in a private chamber of horrors. C) Educationally, he may be identified as an underachiever who suffers from a learning disability. D) Conflicted over his relationship with women, he may often feel dependent and aggressively resistant to them. 7
A) Public solicitation by homosexuals B) Exhibitionism C) Statutory rape D) Rape 8
A) Male victims B) Female victims C) Victims D) Police 9
A) The experience often felt by victims from the beginning of the rape investigation until the conclusion of the entire matter. B) A second rape performed by the rapist. C) Post-traumatic stress-disorder D) Fear 10
A) During the initial interview B) After the victim has calmed down C) Only when a female officer is available D) Only when a male officer is available 11
except …A) Type and sequence of sexual acts B) Verbal activity of rapist C) Verbal activity of victim D) Whether the victim is a prostitute or promiscuous 12
except …A) Disbelief that the police can apprehend the suspect B) Fear of reprisal by the rapist C) Worries about unsympathetic treatment from police and discomforting procedures D) It is easy to discuss 13
A) According to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Report, in the year 2000, in 47% of all rape cases, sufficient evidence was present to make an arrest. B) Such investigations provide good investigative training. C) It is not important. D) Investigations should only occur if the victim was not promiscuous or a prostitute. 14
A) Attend to immediate medical needs. B) Urge the victim not to change her clothes. C) Encourage the victim not to shower or douche. D) Do not concern yourself about alteration of the crime scene. 15
most accurate?A) The lack of semen in a rape victim means that no rape occurred. B) The presence of semen in a rape victim means that a rape occurred. C) The terms “semen” and “sperm” are synonymous. D) If a rape were committed by a male who was sterile, then semen, but no sperm, would be present. 16
A) The timing of collection doses not matter. B) The victim’s clothing should be collected as soon as possible. C) Underpants are the only important item. D) The victim should be not be photographed after disrobing. 17
except …A) The specific area where the rape is believed to have occurred. B) The area around the rape. C) The areas around the entrances, exits, and general perimeter of the facility where the rape occurred. D) Photography is unimportant. 18
most accurate regarding collection of evidence at the scene of a sexual assault?A) Collection technique is unimportant. B) Current laboratory technique can provide conclusive evidence of guilt. C) Keeping careful records of the chain of custody is crucial. D) DNA collection can conclusively identify guilty parties. 19
A) Failure to obtain fingernail scrapings from the victim B) Failure to collect soil samples C) Failure to obtain saliva and blood samples D) Maintaining the chain of custody of evidence 20
A) Sexual battery examination kits B) Envelopes for storage of scalp-hair cuttings C) Sexual assault victim examination consent form D) Evidence storage envelopes 21
least accurate regarding condom trace evidence?A) It can help prove corpus delicti. B) It can provide evidence of penetration. C) It can connect a suspect to a series of assaults. D) It produces conclusive evidence of guilt. 22
A) Rohynpol B) GHB C) “Roofies” D) All of the above 23
A) Sexual asphyxia B) Autoerotic death C) Accidental asphyxiation D) All of the above 24
A) Sexual asphyxia B) Psychological autopsy C) Accidental asphyxiation D) Exhibitionism 25
A) No two persons have the same DNA structure. B) DNA samples cannot be used. C) A good DNA sample can be analyzed to identify with forensic and legal certainty any individual whose DNA structure is known. D) It cannot be utilized as evidence in court.
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