Cirme scene investigation 英美犯罪勘查简介.ppt

3. Do not forget entrance and exit areas at scene for potential evidence. 4. Use of specialized search patterns (e.g., grid, strip/lane, spiral) are recommended when possible Basic premises 1.The best search options are typically the most difficult and time consuming. 2.There is only one chance to perform the job properly. Record and Collect Physical Evidence 1. Mark the locations of evidence on diagram/sketch 2. Photograph all items before collection and enter notations in photographic log (remember use scale when necessary). 3. Ensure that evidence or the container of evidence is initialed by investigator collecting the evidence. 4. The evidence should be contained in the container where it can be and be for enough long time 5. Seal all evidence containers at the crime scene. ? There are two basic search approaches, in this order: ?A cautious search of visible areas, taking steps to avoid evidence loss or contamination. ? After the cautious search, a vigorous search for hidden/concealed areas. Conduct Final Survey This Survey a critical review of all aspects of the search. 　 Discuss the search jointly with all personnel for completeness. Double check documentation to detect inadvertent errors. 　　 Conduct Final Survey Check to ensure all evidence is accounted for before departing scene. Ensure all equipment used in the search is gathered. Make sure possible hiding places of difficult access areas have not been overlooked in detailed search. 　　 Conduct Final Survey 　　 Conduct Final Survey Critical Issues Have you gone far enough in the search for evidence, documented all essential things, and made no assumptions which may prove to be incorrect in the future? Release is accomplished only after completion of the final survey. 　　 Release Crime Scene 　　 Release Crime Scene At minimum, documentation should be made of : By Whom Released To whom released Time and date of release 　　 Release Crime Sc