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Contents<br />

1) Ablition<br />

2) Incursions<br />

3) Records<br />

4) Criminal ballistic<br />

5) Bullet<br />

6) Cartridges<br />

7) Criminalistics<br />

8) Evidence<br />

9) Reconstrution of facts<br />

10) Spoken portrait<br />

11) Informant or confidant management<br />

12) Dentention or capture<br />

13) Impact<br />

14) Tacnical Inspection<br />

15) Orifice<br />

16) Projectile<br />

17) Event site<br />

18) Forensic genetic<br />

19) Pilose element<br />

20) Support of evidence<br />

21) Crime<br />

22) Field criminalistics


23) Written description<br />

24) Record<br />

25) Photographic fixation<br />

26) Footprint<br />

27) Sign<br />

28) Lifting plane<br />

29) Videographic fixation<br />

30) Firearme


Abolition<br />

Suppression,<br />

repeal or<br />

termination of a<br />

right; Of a law or<br />

decree. Synonym:<br />

nullification.


Incursions


Records<br />

This is a<br />

procedure<br />

whereby the<br />

police carry out<br />

detailed and<br />

detailed<br />

inspection of<br />

persons, places<br />

or places, domiciles and vehicles, in<br />

the performance of their duties, and<br />

with a specific<br />

purpose.


Criminal Ballistics<br />

It is the regressive study of all<br />

those bodies thrown into space,<br />

such as projectiles and pellets, as<br />

well as the study of firearms,<br />

shells and other evidence of<br />

ballistic interest located in an<br />

event site which Are related to a<br />

punishable act, in order to give<br />

the incriminating weapon, the<br />

material perpetrator of the crime<br />

in question and be able to<br />

establish a victim-victim relationship.


Bullet<br />

Ammunition<br />

designed to be<br />

used on striped<br />

anima firearms,<br />

and which<br />

normally<br />

mounts or<br />

possesses a<br />

single<br />

projectile.


Cartridges<br />

Ammunition<br />

intended for<br />

shotgun-type<br />

weapons, not helical<br />

striped, and consists<br />

of: shell, fulminant<br />

cap, culotte,<br />

gunpowder, wad<br />

and multiple<br />

projectiles (posts or<br />

pellets).


Criminalistics<br />

Criminalistics<br />

is a<br />

multidisciplinary<br />

science that<br />

employs a set of<br />

techniques and<br />

research<br />

procedures, with the help of<br />

the natural sciences, with the purpose of<br />

concluding through the study of physical<br />

evidence concrete results that allow to<br />

identify and individualize the Subjects<br />

involved in the crime, providing the criminal<br />

system with<br />

scientific tools that<br />

prove the facts, as<br />

well as the<br />

verification of its<br />

authors and<br />

victims.


Evidence<br />

It is all that<br />

element found in<br />

the site of the fact<br />

that provides us<br />

with information<br />

related to what<br />

happened, either<br />

left by the<br />

offender or in the<br />

possession of the<br />

victim, near or<br />

distant to her and in other places of<br />

investigation.


Reconstruction of Facts<br />

It is the artificial reproduction in a<br />

descriptive, testimonial and perceptive<br />

way of the presumably criminal conduct<br />

perpetrated in specific circumstances at<br />

the moment of committing the crime, or<br />

of events and episodes of it, concerning<br />

certain means of proof to verify its<br />

Accuracy,<br />

possibility<br />

or<br />

likelihood.


Spoken portrait<br />

It is an artistic technical<br />

discipline by means of<br />

which the portrait or face<br />

of a person lost,<br />

disappeared or victim of a crime is<br />

elaborated: based on the physiognomical<br />

data provided by witnesses, individuals<br />

that knew or had in<br />

sight To whom it is<br />

described.


Informers and<br />

confidants are persons<br />

who provide<br />

information of importance and interest in the<br />

offense, offender or surrounding world, to<br />

clarify a criminal act. The police can not<br />

function without information, so it is<br />

necessary to develop a series of actions to<br />

awaken in the public a<br />

civic police spirit that<br />

encourages them to<br />

provide information.


It is the police procedure aimed at<br />

obtaining the physical<br />

apprehension of a<br />

person involved in an<br />

investigative process.<br />

In detention, the action<br />

is carried out without<br />

using violence on the<br />

person; On the other<br />

hand, in the capture, violence is<br />

exercised, greater or less, according to<br />

the resistance that opposes the<br />

intervention.


Impact<br />

It is the shock produced by the<br />

projectile (s) fired by firearm on<br />

different surfaces, causing the loss of<br />

constitutive material, not managing to<br />

completely overcome the continuity<br />

of the same, ie the projectile<br />

perforates, but does not penetrate.


Technical Inspection<br />

This is the procedure by which officials<br />

authorized by the current legal norm<br />

address the site of the event, the corpse<br />

or vehicle, with the purpose of recording<br />

by means of a record of how they were,<br />

Search for evidences of criminal interest<br />

and in case of finding some fix and<br />

collect them correctly according to the<br />

established in the Single Manual of<br />

Procedures in the Matter of Chain of<br />

Custody of Physical Evidence, the<br />

photographic fixation of the event site,<br />

corpse or vehicle<br />

is also carried<br />

out.


Orifice<br />

It is the product of the perforation and<br />

penetration of the passage of a projectile<br />

passing through<br />

a surface


Projectile<br />

Set or movable element of the<br />

ammunition, in order to be projected into<br />

space from the firearm and achieve a<br />

target to cause expected effects


Event site<br />

It is the physical<br />

space of preparation, execution and<br />

evasion of a punishable fact which is<br />

delimited by its own characteristics and<br />

is susceptible to modification or<br />

contamination


is the specialty that encompasses the<br />

application of molecular biology<br />

techniques using DNA, related to the<br />

judiciary. In sexual assault, the coroner<br />

explores the victim, takes samples of the<br />

remains left by the assailant, examines<br />

the victim's clothing for DNA sources,<br />

then studies him in the laboratory to<br />

culminate in the production of the<br />

decisive report for the victims. Criminal<br />

proceedings.


Pilose element<br />

Filament of keratinized structure, of<br />

biological origin, present in the skin of the<br />

mammals that includes the hairs (of<br />

animal origin) and of human origin (hairs,<br />

pubic hair, facial hairs, hairs of limbs and<br />

hairs of the trunk).


during the<br />

investigative<br />

process of the<br />

police, the<br />

evidence that the<br />

investigation must<br />

collect in order to<br />

determine the participation of the<br />

perpetrator (s) of a crime and to record it<br />

in a police report are of various kinds.


Crime<br />

It is all that<br />

conduct that can<br />

or does damage,<br />

and that not<br />

necessarily this<br />

type in the law.


Systematized set of<br />

scientific knowledge that<br />

allows to study the place<br />

of the facts, in order to<br />

preserve it, to fix, to<br />

describe, to pack and to<br />

raise the indications<br />

related to an alleged criminal fact in<br />

order to identify the author or authors.


Written Description<br />

It should be, as already indicated, from<br />

the general to the<br />

particular, detail and<br />

great detail, with a<br />

simple wording and a<br />

vocabulary with<br />

common terminology:<br />

complete, meticulous,<br />

methodical,<br />

systematic and descriptive.


Record<br />

Set of actions or<br />

documented procedures,<br />

carried out by the Public<br />

Ministry of the Federation<br />

during the integration of<br />

the Preliminary Inquiry.


Photographic fixation<br />

In criminalistics the photograph is also<br />

managed from the<br />

general to the<br />

particular, taking<br />

general views,<br />

average views,<br />

approaches and<br />

large approaches,<br />

without retouching<br />

and from different<br />

angles, in order to be<br />

able to locate and<br />

relate the address , Objects and, if the<br />

corpse exists, with points that will serve<br />

as a reference, its main characteristics<br />

being accuracy and clarity.


Footprint<br />

Any figure produced<br />

on a hard or soft<br />

surface by soft or<br />

violent contact with a region of the body<br />

or some object, which may be<br />

impregnated by coloring substances.


Sign<br />

It is all significant sensible material found<br />

at the place of the facts or the find. (Sign,<br />

sign, manifestation, signal, trace, mark,<br />

trace, track,<br />

indicator, etc.).<br />

Associative Indications<br />

Non-associative signs<br />

Concurrent signs<br />

Consistent indications<br />

Significant signs<br />

Identification indicators<br />

Inorganic signs<br />

Macroscopic signs<br />

Microscopic signs<br />

Non-transferable signs<br />

Organic signs<br />

Reconstructive signs


Lifting plane<br />

Plane of the place of the facts, which is<br />

considered as the skeleton of its<br />

description; Provides distances and<br />

complements the written description to<br />

give an accurate idea of the place of the<br />

facts and indications found in it.<br />

• Critical location<br />

• Liaison site<br />

• Place of research<br />

• Place of the facts<br />

• Place of Discovery


Videography<br />

fixation<br />

It corresponds to the activities<br />

developed that allow the detailed<br />

description of the place of the facts and<br />

the location of the elements test material<br />

or evidences using video camera.


Firearm<br />

These<br />

are<br />

mechanical, semi-automatic or automatic<br />

instruments capable of ejecting a<br />

projectile into the air by the propelling<br />

force of the gases from the deflagration.

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