Question 1

Which of the following are roles in which photography is used in law enforcement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Communications 
B)  Crime scene evidence 
C)  Training 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Communications 
B)  Crime scene evidence 
C)  Training 
D)  All of the above D

Question 2

What was most noteworthy about the Will West Case?

Accepted Answer

A)  It was the first time photography was used to convict a man of murder 
B)  It allowed for the value of fingerprints to be recognized 
C)  It allowed for photographs to be used in a court of law 
D)  It was the first time color photographs were ever used in court 
A)  It was the first time photography was used to convict a man of murder 
B)  It allowed for the value of fingerprints to be recognized 
C)  It allowed for photographs to be used in a court of law 
D)  It was the first time color photographs were ever used in court B

Question 3

The first use of photography in policing was by Sir William Drake in 1788 in the case of Dover v. Parliament.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Which of the following is NOT one of the four standard operating procedures used for digital images with police agencies?

Accepted Answer

A)  Images must be archived 
B)  A photographic log must be maintained 
C)  Chain of custody must be maintained 
D)  Images must be in color to withstand the test of Weeks v. United States 
A)  Images must be archived 
B)  A photographic log must be maintained 
C)  Chain of custody must be maintained 
D)  Images must be in color to withstand the test of Weeks v. United States

Question 5

In 1897, the Kodak Company introduced Kodak-Color film, which made it possible to take finished pictures in black and white or color in less than 1 minute.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The Commonwealth v. Best (1902) case is most known as the first case to ever use DNA as a means of identifying a convicted murderer.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Following the 1940 case of Taylor v. Charleston South Carolina Police Department, the Bertillon Method became the most noteworthy form of identification in policing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Wright v. State determined color photographs are illegal in the court of law.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The super-six 20 is what type of instrument?

Accepted Answer

A)  A camera 
B)  A lie detection device 
C)  The first strain of DNA ever discovered 
D)  The first Betamax experimental design 
A)  A camera 
B)  A lie detection device 
C)  The first strain of DNA ever discovered 
D)  The first Betamax experimental design

Question 10

The case of People v. Jennings is most known for:

Accepted Answer

A)  The creation of drug testing in Major League sports 
B)  The first use of fingerprint photography for identification purposes 
C)  The capture of Jack Jennings, aka "Jack the Ripper" using fingerprint identification 
D)  The use of photographic speed recorders used in Massachusetts 
A)  The creation of drug testing in Major League sports 
B)  The first use of fingerprint photography for identification purposes 
C)  The capture of Jack Jennings, aka "Jack the Ripper" using fingerprint identification 
D)  The use of photographic speed recorders used in Massachusetts

Question 11

Which of the following are the two primary purposes court photographs serve?

Accepted Answer

A)  Documentary evidence & record of evidential objects not present in court 
B)  Documentary evidence & a time stamp of the moment the crime was committed 
C)  Record of evidential objects & a record of all those at the crime scene 
D)  It allows for limited argument of the exclusionary rule & documentary evidence 
A)  Documentary evidence & record of evidential objects not present in court 
B)  Documentary evidence & a time stamp of the moment the crime was committed 
C)  Record of evidential objects & a record of all those at the crime scene 
D)  It allows for limited argument of the exclusionary rule & documentary evidence

Question 12

The first known use of a photograph was used in which court case?

Accepted Answer

A)  Bell v. The Citadel 
B)  Luco v. United States 
C)  Reyes v. New York 
D)  Morton v. San Francisco County 
A)  Bell v. The Citadel 
B)  Luco v. United States 
C)  Reyes v. New York 
D)  Morton v. San Francisco County

Which of the following are roles in which photography is used in law enforcement?

What was most noteworthy about the Will West Case?

The first use of photography in policing was by Sir William Drake in 1788 in the case of Dover v. Parliament.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four standard operating procedures used for digital images with police agencies?

In 1897, the Kodak Company introduced Kodak-Color film, which made it possible to take finished pictures in black and white or color in less than 1 minute.

The Commonwealth v. Best (1902) case is most known as the first case to ever use DNA as a means of identifying a convicted murderer.

Following the 1940 case of Taylor v. Charleston South Carolina Police Department, the Bertillon Method became the most noteworthy form of identification in policing.

Wright v. State determined color photographs are illegal in the court of law.

The super-six 20 is what type of instrument?

The case of People v. Jennings is most known for:

Which of the following are the two primary purposes court photographs serve?

The first known use of a photograph was used in which court case?

Cameras

Optics and Accessory Equipment

Light Theory and Digital Imaging

Photographic Exposure

Flash Photography

Crime Scene Photography

Motor Vehicle Incident Scene Photography

Evidence Photography

Ultraviolet and Infrared Imaging

Identification and Surveillance Photography

The Digital Darkroom

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Exam 1: The Police Photographer

Which of the following are roles in which photography is used in law enforcement?

What was most noteworthy about the Will West Case?

The first use of photography in policing was by Sir William Drake in 1788 in the case of Dover v. Parliament.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four standard operating procedures used for digital images with police agencies?

In 1897, the Kodak Company introduced Kodak-Color film, which made it possible to take finished pictures in black and white or color in less than 1 minute.

The Commonwealth v. Best (1902) case is most known as the first case to ever use DNA as a means of identifying a convicted murderer.

Following the 1940 case of Taylor v. Charleston South Carolina Police Department, the Bertillon Method became the most noteworthy form of identification in policing.

Wright v. State determined color photographs are illegal in the court of law.

The super-six 20 is what type of instrument?

The case of People v. Jennings is most known for:

Which of the following are the two primary purposes court photographs serve?

The first known use of a photograph was used in which court case?

Cameras

Optics and Accessory Equipment

Light Theory and Digital Imaging

Photographic Exposure

Flash Photography

Crime Scene Photography

Motor Vehicle Incident Scene Photography

Evidence Photography

Ultraviolet and Infrared Imaging

Identification and Surveillance Photography

The Digital Darkroom

Filters