CRIME SCENE PROCESSING: A crime scene consists of the location of occurrence, any means of transport of a victim, any secondary locations (graves, dump Recognition of something as physical evidence is a major factor in crime scene
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Defining a Crime Scene The only thing consistent about crime scenes is their inconsistency Because of their diversity, crime scenes can be classified in many ways First mary crime scene and any subsequent crime scenes as secondary
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However, these types of analysis are rarely useful in the solution of a crime Scene profiling – Primary scene or secondary scene determination, etc seeks to define the facts surrounding an investigation by the use of the physical nature of
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Explain the general sequence of investigation from crime scene to identification Analyze a fingerprint and apply the primary and secondary classification can be helpful in solving a crime and one example when fingerprinting can be
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Forensic science services and the crime scene investigation process 4 Legal, ethical Recognition, recovery and preservation of physical evidence 13 Transportation the incident Evidence integrity can be achieved with very limited means by observing Safety measures: booby trap or secondary explosives devices
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different types of crime scenes of stress tends to narrow the focus, closing out secondary information or with a crime scene; for example, a broken piece
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instrumental in developing the Crime Classification Manual (J E Douglas, Burgess, Burgess marginally employed, with a high school education The BSU also Concluding chapters on crime scene analysis in the CCM define many of the
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CRIME SCENE PROCESSING: A crime scene consists of the location of occurrence, any means of transport of a victim, any secondary locations (graves, dump Recognition of something as physical evidence is a major factor in crime scene
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dence can be used to determine if a crime scene is a primary or secondary scene and to locate missing bodies information for a forensic botanist in classifying
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