Exam 8: Motor Vehicle Incident Scene Photography

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Before any bodies are removed from the ground they should always be chalked.

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In photographing a crime scene the photographer has how many basic steps to follow?

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The first job of the crime scene photographer at an accident or crash scene is to:

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When an accident occurs on private property, a photographer must gain written approval to photograph the accident scene from the property owner.

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The biggest problem in hit and run accidents is determining time of day, as often the crime is not reported until long after the actual incident.

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Which of the following is NOT required as evidence to complete a record of the case in an accident?

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Which of the following is NOT one of the examples illustrated in the book as a way to protect cameras in bad weather?

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Most police departments have removed the word accident from motor vehicle accident reports and replaced it with which term (to show somebody was at fault)?

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When photographing the approach to the scene of an accident for the purpose of showing obstructions to the view of the driver, the camera is held at:

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Which of the following should be photographed at a hit and run scene?

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Black and white photography is the method of choice for automobile accidents because they reduce blur.

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Since photos do not show dimensions, the accident sketch becomes the primary record of the investigator's evaluation of the crime scene.

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