Forensics code of the Kyrgyz Republic

Seminar on the subject
Forensics "(Code - KP)

Task 1
Question 1. What is the overall task of forensic science?
1) assistance in the fight against crime by their own methods and means;
2) development and improvement of organizational, tactical and methodological foundations of preliminary investigation, judicial investigation and forensic examination;
3) study of objective laws that make up the subject of forensic science, general methodological foundations
Question 2. What constitutes the special task of forensic science?
1) development and improvement of technical and forensic tools and methods of collecting, researching, evaluating and using evidence for the purpose of disclosing, investigating and preventing crimes;
2) development and improvement of the organizational, tactical and methodological foundations of preliminary investigation and judicial investigation;
3) development and improvement of forensic means and methods of crime prevention;
Question 3. Anthropometric methods are used in the examination ...
1) bone remains;
2) vehicles.
3) weapons
Question 4. What is the ultimate goal of classification studies?
1) Assignment of an object in a certain group;
2) Establishing the identity of a specific object;
3) Establishing properties and states of an object.
Question 5. What method of forensics belongs to the general scientific?
1) Probability theory;
2) abstraction;
3) anthropometry.
Question 6. What method belongs to private science?
1) deduction;
2) experiment;
3) metrology
Question 7. What conclusion is the identification?
1) "the substance submitted for research is opium powder",
2) “the inscriptions on the wall and paint samples were made with the same dye - iron red lead”;
3) "the victim identified the rapist in the face shown to her"
Question 8. The scientific basis for identification is ...
1) variability;
2) similarity;
3) classification
Question 9. What is the name of the method of expert research to establish the content of certain chemical elements in a substance, based on its transformation into a vaporous state and fixation in the form of numerous lines?
1) chromatography.
2) polarizing microscopy;
3) emission spectral analysis.
Question 10. What is the essence of the forensic observation method?
1) replacing the original object with a model;
2) in the purposeful study of the object;
3) in comparing the features of several objects.
Question 11. What is meant by the effectiveness of the method in forensic science?
1) obtaining reliable and reliable results;
2) preservation of life and health of people;
3) achievement of the goal at the optimal time and with the greatest productivity.
Question 12. Who is the founder of the anthropological method of forensic registration?
1) G. Gross;
2) A. Bertillon.
3) E. Burinsky

Task 2
Question 1. Which section of forensic science is most associated with natural and technical sciences?
1) general theory of forensic science;
2) forensic technology;
3) forensic technique.
Question 2. What is the identifying object?
1) the finger of a specific person;
2) the barrel of the pistol.
3) a trace of soles and shoes.
Question 3. For what purpose are diagnostic studies carried out?
1) to determine the properties and state of the object;
2) to determine the conformity of the object to the specified characteristics;
3) to establish the circumstances of the case.
Question 4. What are the materials for fixing handprints?
1) fingerprint film
2) iodine tube;
3) magnetic powder "Ruby".
Question 5. What method is used to study the quantitative characteristics of the object?
1) photography;
2) measurement;
3) luminescence.
Question 6. What method of researching objects uses ultraviolet radiation?
1) spectral analysis;
2) luminescence analysis;
3) chromatography.
Question 7. What kind of shooting is done without a camera?
1) microphotography;
2) signal photography,