Q. Which underlined word would be the best to replace an order to create more precise wording?
From the given options, the word that would be the best to replace in order to create more precise wording, is the corresponding to option C: nice, because in contrast to the other words (that have a precise meaning) the word “nice” can be interpreted in different ways (it doesn’t have an exact denotation in this …
Q. In what way is the second sentence effective?
In what way is the second sentence effective? It emphasizes why this passage is important to the reader personally. Read the sentence.
Q. In what ways is the evidence in this passage effective?
The evidence in this passage is effective because it does a great job of clearly stating a claim, explains that (with a specific and relatable example), and stays relevant to the main topic.
Q. What is the difference between questioned and known evidence?
What is class-level evidence? What is the difference between questioned and known evidence? Original source of evidence is unknown for questioned evidence and known evidence is knowing where the evidence orginated. What is a control?
Q. Does individual evidence have more probative value than Class evidence?
Individual evidence can prove something that is material to a crime. Fingerprints are considered to have high probative value because they can belong to only one person. Class evidence does not generally prove a fact, except in cases where it exonerates or eliminates individuals.
Q. What are the four types of evidence in a criminal investigation?
Review Questions 1. What are the four types of evidence in a criminal investigation? The four types of evidence are physical evidence, documentary evidence, demonstrative evidence, and a testimony which is evidence given by a witness during a trial.
Q. What evidence has the most probative value?
Class evidence can have probative value. Testimonial evidence is generally much more reliable than physical evidence.
Q. What evidence does the FBI consider the most valuable?
Answer Expert Verified. The answer is DNA. There are several ways to obtain DNA samples, like blood, saliva, semen or hair. They are very important to guarantee a certified verification of the people involved with the situation and guarantee the best investigation possible of the event.
Q. How is probative value determined?
The ability of a piece of evidence to make a relevant disputed point more or less true. For example: In a trial of a defendant for murder, the defendant’s dispute with his neighbor (unrelated to the crime) has a no probative value because it provides no relevant information to the trier of the fact.
