Chapter 13: Death Investigation
| 1: Describe the death investigation system in the area in which you reside. |
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| 2: What is the primary goal of any death investigation? |
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| 3: Describe methods one could use to identify a deceased John Doe. |
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| 4: Describe the sequence of photographs that should be taken at a death scene investigation. |
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| 5: What is the best way to determine the time of death of a deceased? |
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| 6: What is meant by the chain of custody of collected evidence? |
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| 7: What is meant by the term proximate event? |
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| 8: Describe how two bullets are compared during a ballistics test. |
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| 9: Compare the processes of putrefaction and mummification. |
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| 10: What are the responsibilities of the death investigator in relation to organ transplantation? |
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| 11: What issues might present themselves in a death investigation system that utilizes nonphysician death investigators? |
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