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What is an exception to removing items from a body during a death investigation?
What is an exception to removing items from a body during a death investigation?
- If the body is in a hospital
- If the officer is not trained in evidence collection
- If the family of the deceased requests it
- If the death is suspected to be criminal in nature (correct)
How soon must specimens be submitted to an approved NDIS laboratory?
How soon must specimens be submitted to an approved NDIS laboratory?
- Within 30 days of receipt (correct)
- As soon as possible
- Within 60 days of receipt
- Within 15 days of receipt
What is the purpose of submitting specimens to an NDIS laboratory?
What is the purpose of submitting specimens to an NDIS laboratory?
- To collect evidence for prosecution
- To analyze and categorize genetic marker groupings (correct)
- To document the death scene
- To determine the cause of death
What must an officer do with unused prescription medication collected at the scene of a death investigation?
What must an officer do with unused prescription medication collected at the scene of a death investigation?
Why must an officer document the unused prescription medication?
Why must an officer document the unused prescription medication?
What is the purpose of photographing the unused medication and its container?
What is the purpose of photographing the unused medication and its container?
What is the role of the Criminal Investigations Deputy Chief in specimen submission?
What is the role of the Criminal Investigations Deputy Chief in specimen submission?
Who is responsible for submitting the specimen to an NDIS laboratory?
Who is responsible for submitting the specimen to an NDIS laboratory?
What is the purpose of submitting the results to the Illinois State Police?
What is the purpose of submitting the results to the Illinois State Police?
What is the timing for submitting the specimen to an NDIS laboratory?
What is the timing for submitting the specimen to an NDIS laboratory?
