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Special Crime Investigation Reviewer
Special Crime Investigation Reviewer
Definition of Terms
recklessly.
to another.
cause and manner of death and to evaluate any disease or injury that
may be present.
an acknowledgment of guilt.
forbidden by law.
the three-fold aims to identify the guilty party, to locate the guilty
Criminal Law - One that defines crimes treats of their nature and
Crime Scene - The geographical area where the crime was committed.
comparison in 1835.
Sir William Herschel - was one of the first to advocate the use
1. Rectangular/Coordinate System
2. Baseline/Station Line
3. Triangulation/Trilateration
4. Azimuth/Polar Coordinates
magnetic north.
method.
Highgrading selling
other sources.
exists or existed.
or evidence.
a political end.
lifestyle.
RA 7438 - An act defining certain rights of person under custodial
investigation.
broad significance.
3. Provide Evidence
from two fixed points at the scene to the object you desire to locate.
A. SOCIOLOGY OF CRIMES AND ETHICS (40hours)
DATE SUBJECT REVIEWER
Introduction to Criminology Prof. Pacifico
Talplacido
Philippine Criminal Justice Prof. Jeffrey Bajita
System
Juvenile Delinquency and Crime Prof. Jeffrey Bajita
Prevention
Human Behavior and Crisis Prof. Pacifico
Management Talplacido
Seminar on Contemporary Police Prof. Pacifico
Problems Talplacido
B. LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION (48hours)
DATE SUBJECT REVIEWER
Police Organization and Prof. Anthony
Administration with Police Mondejar
Planning
Police Personnel and Records Prof. Anthony
Management Mondejar
Patrol Operation and Police C/Insp. Felino
Communication System Bragado
Industrial Security Management Prof. Jeffrey Bajita
Police Intelligence C/Insp. Felino
Bragado
Comparative Police System Prof. Pacifico
Talplacido
C. CRIMINALISTICS (56 hours)
DATE SUBJECT REVIEWER
Personal Identification Dr. Alfredo Kahanding
(Dactyloscopy)
Forensic Ballistics Mr. Ronan Masacupan
Forensic Photography Mr. Nick Guanco
Questioned Document Prof. Antonio
Magbojos
Polygraphy P/Supt. Cenon Manalo
Forensic Medicine Dr. Wilfredo Tierra
Forensic Chemistry and Prof. Nicanor Cruz
Toxicology
D. CRIME PREVENTION DETECTION AND INVESTIGATION (40 hours)
DATE SUBJECT REVIEWER
Fundamentals of Crime Investigation C/Insp. Felino Bragado
Special Crime Investigation and Prof. Anthony Mondejar
Investigation of Organized Crime
Fire Technology and Arson Engr. Garry Lunas
Investigation
Traffic Operations and Accident P/Supt. Cenon Manalo
Investigation
Drug Education and Vice Control Prof. Jeffrey Bajita
E. CORRECTION (16 hours)
DATE SUBJECT REVIEWER
Correctional Philosophy and Dr. Janet Padua
Practices
Probation and Parole (Non- Dr. Janet Padua
Institutional Correction)
F. CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE (48 hours)
DATE SUBJECT REVIEWER
Criminal Law (RPC, Book 1) Atty. Makamasa Gapit
Criminal Law (RPC, Book 2) Atty. Makamasa Gapit
Criminal Procedure Atty. Makamasa Gapit
Criminal Evidence Atty. Makamasa Gapit
Practice Court and Special Law Atty. Molina
Case Analysis in Criminal Law Atty. Molina
G. COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION
Criminal Jurisprudence and LEA Review Staff
Criminalistics and CDI Review Staff
Criminal Sociology and Review Staff
Corrections
Corpus delicti - (latin for the body of the crime) - used to describe the
physical or material evidence that a crime has been committed. ex. corpse
of a murder victim.
Police Blotter - is an 18" x 12" logbook with hard bound cover that
contains the daily register of all crime incident reports, official summary of
arrests and other significant events reported in a police station. A separate
police blotter shall be maintained for offenses requiring confidentiality like
violence against women and children and those cases involving a child in
conflict with the law to protect their privacy pursuant to RA 9262 (anti
violence against women and children act of 2004) and RA 9344 ( juvenile
justice and welfare act of 2006).
Types of Sketches
1. Floor plan (Birds Eye View)
2. Elevation Drawing
3. Exploded View
4. Respective Drawings
Phases of investigations
1. Team leader
2. Investigator/recorder
3. Photographer
4. Evidence Custodian
5. Composite illustrator/Artist
Equipment of an Investigator
1. Police line
2. Video camera
3. Voice recorder
4. Camera
5. Measuring device
6. Gloves
7. Flashlight
8. Fingerprint kit
9. Evidence bag
10. Evidence tag
11. Evidence bottles/vials
12. Investigators tickler
Investigators Tickler
1. Investigators checklist
2. Anatomical diagram form
3. Evidence Checklist
4. Turn-over receipt
1. Photographs
2. Sketching crime scenes
3. Written notes (what you have seen/observed)
4. Developing and lifting fingerprints found at the crime scene.
5. Gathering physical evidence
6. Plaster cast
7. Tape recording of sounds
8. Video tape recording of objects
9. Written statement of objects and witnesses.
2 Kinds of Information
1. Regular sources - ex. citizen, company records
2. Cultivated sources - ex. paid informant
Types of Interview
1. Informal (on the scene interview) - conducted by
police/investigator at the crime scene to get
description of criminal if seen.
2. Formal - interview conducted by the investigator
assigned to the case.
Qualifications of Interviewer
1. Salesman
2. Actor
3. Psychologist
Requisites of an Interview
1. Establish rapport
2. Forcefulness of personality
3. Breadth of interest
Setting of Interview
1. Background Interview - time and place of
interview are not a consideration except for busy
person.
2. Routine Criminal Cases - interview should be
carefully planned. Busy person can be interviewed
at night, privacy is important.
3. Important Criminal Cases - should be conducted in
places other than the subjects home/office to
prevent him/her feeling confident. Investigator
should get interviewees respect.
4. Appropriate Time - General rule - (ASAP) as soon
possible while facts are fresh in the memory of
interviewees.
Reviewer
Jonathan
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