Chapter 3 Criminal Investigations Judicial evidence o Evidence that is admissible in court. o Meets the rules and standards of evidence Extra Judicial o Any Info that can support an inves...
Chapter 1 Important Terms Profane o Everyday world, Not Sacred. Immanent o Here, Present in the world. o What is with us and surrounding us. o Gods Grace is Immanent. o In ...
Chapter 2 Comparative World Religions - The History of Criminal Investigation Parliamentary reward (1700 1800s England) o Around this time in England it was a civilians job to bring in criminals, and in return they were gi...
Chapter 2 The History of Criminal Investigation Parliamentary reward (1700 1800s England) o Around this time in England it was a civilians job to bring in criminals, and in return they were give...
Chapter 1 Types of Criminal Investigations Reactive o 4 stages Discovery of crime and police response Patrol car arrival on scene of the crime Preliminaryinitial investigation initial report Officer interviews and investi...
Comparative World Religions Chapter 1 Introduction and Elements of Religions Defining Religion o Derivative of Latin Religare which means to bind, referring to the beliefs, actions, and emotions that bind to ones godgods. ...
Chapter 1 - Criminal Investigations - Introduction Three parts of criminal investigations o Process Ordered Activities (putting the pieces together) Searching for evidence from o Physical o Witnesses o Victims o Suspects I...
Chapter 10 Performance and Breach Genuine Assent issues: Misrepresentation and Fraud Fraudulent misrepresentation means the owner knows that the statement is false, but made the statement to induce another...
Week Two Chapter 2 3 The Courts, Alternative Dispute Resolution. A dispute between parties can result in a civil trial but... Avoidance is often possible and often preferred Most civil disputes are settled before a court...
Sources of Contract Law Common Law for all contracts except sales and leases. UCC Article 2 governs the sale of goods. Goods means anything moveable, except for money, securities, and certain legal rights. (chapter 11) In ...
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