Which type of evidence is generally considered the most reliable?, Rumours, Eyewitness testimony, Physical forensic evidence, Personal opinions, Which crime involves obtaining money through deception?, Arson, Fraud, Trespassing, Assault, Who commits most homicides worldwide?, Strangers, Journalists, Tourists, Family members or acquaintances, Which country is often ranked among the safest in the world?, Iceland, Somalia, Afghanistan, Haiti, What does "beyond a reasonable doubt" mean?, Absolute certainty, Strong proof leaving no reasonable alternative explanation, A witness statement, A confession, Which white-collar crime often causes the largest financial losses?, Shoplifting, Corporate fraud, Vandalism, Pickpocketing, Which evidence can be contaminated most easily?, DNA, Court records, Maps, News articles, What is perjury?, Theft, Bribery, Smuggling, Lying under oath, Which crime usually involves hacking systems?, Robbery, Burglary, Cybercrime, Arson, Why are timelines important?, They look professional, They reveal contradictions, They impress juries, They replace evidence, Which is NOT evidence?, Fingerprints, DNA, Assumptions, Security footage, What is a motive?, A method, A reason for committing a crime, A witness, A weapon, Which country is famous for particularly strict fines for minor public-order offences?, Singapore, Canada, Ireland, Portugal, Which crime requires unlawful entry?, Perjury, Fraud, Burglary, Embezzlement, Can an innocent person provide a false alibi?, Yes, No

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