Questões de Criminalística

Prepare for criminalistics competitions with specialized questions

The "Questions of Criminalistics" application offers a comprehensive and specialized approach for those preparing for competitions in the area of ​​criminalistics. Organized by core disciplines within the field of criminalistics, this app provides an extensive knowledge base to help candidates prepare effectively for exams.

Subjects Included as Competition Questions:

Criminalistics Definition, History and Doctrine: Test your knowledge of the fundamentals of criminalistics.

Expertise in the Face of Legislation: Challenge yourself with questions that explore the relationship between forensic expertise and current legislation.

Crime Scenes: Test your understanding of techniques for preserving, collecting and analyzing evidence in different types of crime scenarios, with a focus on issues related to crime scenes.

Places of Death: Answer questions about specific procedures and protocols for investigating places of death, including homicides, suicides, accidents, and other death-related situations.

The Evidence: Presumptions, Traces and Evidence: Challenge yourself with questions that address the fundamental concepts of evidence in criminal investigations, including legal presumptions, types of traces and interpretation of forensic evidence.

Traces of Forensic Interest: Test your knowledge of the different types of traces found at crime scenes and how these traces can provide crucial information to solve crimes.

Papilloscopy: Answer questions that explore the science of papiloscopy, including the identification and analysis of fingerprints, palmprints, and plantar impressions for the purposes of personal identification and criminal investigation.

Chain of Custody: Test your understanding of the importance of the chain of custody in preserving the integrity of forensic evidence, from its collection to its presentation in court.

Forensic Ballistics: Challenge yourself with questions about the principles of forensic ballistics, including the study of firearms, ammunition, and projectile wound patterns to help reconstruct criminal events.

Forensic Entomology: Answer questions about the role of forensic entomology in investigating deaths and crime scenes, including analyzing insects to determine the post-mortem interval and other relevant aspects.

Forensic Photography: Test your knowledge of the principles and techniques of forensic photography, including visual documentation of crime scenes, physical evidence, and bodily injuries for the purposes of investigation and court presentation.

Computer Forensics: Challenge yourself with questions about the practices and methods used in computer forensics to investigate cybercrimes, data recovery and analysis of digital evidence.

Forensic Documentoscopy: Answer questions that explore the methods and techniques used in forensic documentoscopy, including document analysis and handwriting for authentication and detection of forgeries.

Understanding Fire in Criminalistics: Test your understanding of arson investigation, including techniques for analyzing burn patterns, residues and fire origins.