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what are the principles of conducting a forensic interviewing with a child? - ✔✔- Neutral
- Fact-finding interview
- Comfortable
- Unbiased
- Child-friendly setting
- Non-suggestive
- Non-leading questions
who can conduct a forensic interview with a child? - ✔✔trained professional
when conducting a criminal interview of children, what legality issues must be considered? -
✔✔-Ensure Miranda Rights are understood
- Parents can invoke Miranda for their children
- Do not lie to children
- No coercion, threats, use of intimidation
what is the difference between pedophiles and child molesters? - ✔✔pedophiles have sexual
fantasies and urges OR behaviors towards children but do not act
child molesters act on those desires
DEFINITION:
hebephile - ✔✔sexual attraction to pubescent children; rarely used
DEFINITON:
,Misoped - ✔✔hatred of children, especially one's own
what percentage of reported cases of child sexual abuse are perpetrated by individuals under the age of
18? - ✔✔23%
During a child pornography invest., always ask... - ✔✔- Have you ever inappropriately touched
a child?
- Are you willing to take a polygraph examination?
- Are you sexually attracted to children?
Before they turn 18:
BLANK in BLANK boys experience some form of sexual abuse
BLANK in BLANK girls experience some form of sexual abuse - ✔✔1;6
1;4
what is the Federal response to child sexual abuse? - ✔✔-
NCMEC - ICAC
Amber alerts HAVE to be BLANK in order to be executed - ✔✔actionable (information allowing search
to continue)
what type of child abduction is most frequent? - ✔✔parental
what is CARDT? - ✔✔FBI child abduction rapid deployment team
what is team ADAM? - ✔✔nationwide group of retired law enforcement professionals ready to
jump into action, assist on scene and stand as NCMEC representatives across the country.
, what is CAST? - ✔✔FBI cellular analysis survey team (CAST)
DEFINITION:
robbery - ✔✔Felonious taking of another's property, either directly from the person or in
that person's presences, through force or intimidation
TYPES:
robbery - ✔✔- residential
- commercial
- street
- vehicle/driver
what type of robbery is less frequently seen? - ✔✔residential/home-invasion
what type of robbery occurs most frequently toward the end of the week? - ✔✔commercial
what type of robbery occurs most frequently on public streets, sidewalks, in alleys, and in parking lots? -
✔✔street
DEFINITION:
carjacking - ✔✔Taking of a motor vehicle by force or threat of force
DEFINITION:
Castle doctrine - ✔✔states that individuals have the right to use reasonable force, including
deadly force, to protect themselves against an intruder in their home
DEFINITION:
Stand your ground - ✔✔"a person who is not engaged in an unlawful activity and who is attacked in any
other place where he or she has a right to be has no duty to retreat and has the right to sand his or
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