A statement
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is a first-hand account of a crime as given to an investigating LEO
What is an electronic crime?
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a convenient name to describe some new crimes made possible by the
wider availability of computers and the opportunities provided by the
Internet as well as some new ways of committing old crimes. They utilize
electronic means.
,Grid (double strip) method
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A search method employed by two or more people overlapping separate
line searches forming a grid. It is the same method as the strip method, but
modified to cover the entire area twice
What should you do with a battery powered piece of evidence? (i.e. a computer...)
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Turn the device off (an LEO should inform a technician to handle this)
How to examine deceased persons to identify wounds and injuries
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Detailed written description of the body/clothing and condition of it.
Careful examination of the hands (bag them in paper bags if potential for
evidence such as gunshot residue, fingernail scrapings, hair or fiber
adhering to fingers)
Check wounds noting number, location and possible type
look under body after photographed and before removal.
Look at abrasions (may be signs of internal injury)
abrasions on the nose, mouth, neck of infants small children
gunshot wounds- examine and photo to determine distance b/w muzzle of
weapons and victim, entrance or exit wounds, and number of wounds
blunt force- scratches and impact impressions may indicate type of
weapon
, sharp force- note number of wounds and appearance as indicator of type
of weapon
What is a show up?
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The live presentation of a criminal suspect to a victim or witness of a crime.
How to examine public records for investigative leads
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These sources are quite common but may be overlooked. They include:
Telephone directories; tower records; internet searches; social media; post
office, public utilities, clerk of court, register of deeds, etc.
This information can help locate, or provide other leads to an investigator.
This information can discredit any discrepancies in a statement
Not disclosing discovery in superior court is
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a felony
Why are crime scene searches conducted?
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is a first-hand account of a crime as given to an investigating LEO
What is an electronic crime?
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a convenient name to describe some new crimes made possible by the
wider availability of computers and the opportunities provided by the
Internet as well as some new ways of committing old crimes. They utilize
electronic means.
,Grid (double strip) method
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A search method employed by two or more people overlapping separate
line searches forming a grid. It is the same method as the strip method, but
modified to cover the entire area twice
What should you do with a battery powered piece of evidence? (i.e. a computer...)
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Turn the device off (an LEO should inform a technician to handle this)
How to examine deceased persons to identify wounds and injuries
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Detailed written description of the body/clothing and condition of it.
Careful examination of the hands (bag them in paper bags if potential for
evidence such as gunshot residue, fingernail scrapings, hair or fiber
adhering to fingers)
Check wounds noting number, location and possible type
look under body after photographed and before removal.
Look at abrasions (may be signs of internal injury)
abrasions on the nose, mouth, neck of infants small children
gunshot wounds- examine and photo to determine distance b/w muzzle of
weapons and victim, entrance or exit wounds, and number of wounds
blunt force- scratches and impact impressions may indicate type of
weapon
, sharp force- note number of wounds and appearance as indicator of type
of weapon
What is a show up?
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The live presentation of a criminal suspect to a victim or witness of a crime.
How to examine public records for investigative leads
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These sources are quite common but may be overlooked. They include:
Telephone directories; tower records; internet searches; social media; post
office, public utilities, clerk of court, register of deeds, etc.
This information can help locate, or provide other leads to an investigator.
This information can discredit any discrepancies in a statement
Not disclosing discovery in superior court is
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a felony
Why are crime scene searches conducted?
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