SECTION B: Attempt any TWO questions in this section QUESTION 2 One the main evidence police will look for at the above crime scene will be fingerprints. This is because the value of fingerprints in forensic science is based on Locard's exchange principle. a. Explain the three types of finger print impression likely to be found the above crime scene (6 Marks) b. Differentiate between patent and latent impressions found at the crime scene. (4 Marks) c. Discuss five ways fingerprints founds at the Kweso's home can be used in the criminal justice realm. (5 Marks) d. Discuss the five basic concepts of physical evidence to guide the above crime. (5 Marks) (20 Marks) QUESTION 3 Soukara (2011) and Lassiter (2004) argue that some interrogation tactics can result in false confessions which will subsequently send an innocent person to jail. Other scholars suggest that society cannot afford investigative interviewing to be poor as it affects people's perceptions of the criminal justice system. The case of Peggy, the young girl found dead, attracted a lot of public attention such that the police inquiries receive hundreds of miscellaneous calls from angry locals, most of which comprised false and misleading information. In this case, the police discovered that they had three persons of interest in providing the required details to help them with investigations. a. Recommend the best way to obtain information from persons of interest in relation to this case (8 Marks) Page 3 of 4