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CMIT 135 CMIT135 CMIT/135 Forensic science Paper.docx

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CMIT 135 CMIT135 CMIT/135 Forensic science Paper.docx

A crime scene is any setting linked with a committed criminal act. Crime scenes contain physical evidence collected by crime scene investigators and law enforcement pertinent to a criminal investigation.
The investigators apply forensic science during criminal investigation in line with the governed criminal procedures and legal principles of admissible evidence.
There a different types of crime scenes that include outdoor, indoor and conveyance which are crimes committed using transportation, that is, auto theft or by robbery (Baxter, 2015).

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CMIT 135 CMIT135 CMIT/135 Forensic science Paper.docx

A crime scene is any setting linked with a committed criminal act. Crime scenes contain physical evidence collected by crime scene investigators and law enforcement pertinent to a criminal investigation.
The investigators apply forensic science during criminal investigation in line with the governed criminal procedures and legal principles of admissible evidence.
There a different types of crime scenes that include outdoor, indoor and conveyance which are crimes committed using transportation, that is, auto theft or by robbery (Baxter, 2015).
There are different procedures utilized by the law enforcement in evaluating a crime scene. There are priorities associated with the first responder where, once the investigators arriveat the crime scene, they determine any need for a medical attention and even pronounce or confirm the death of any victim.
An initial walk through the survey area begins. The walk through initiative is used by the investigators to identify the route utilized by a suspect, that is, to determine the entry and exit point.
A preliminary survey is conducted with the aim of prevention of crime scene from contamination. During this investigation, appropriate notes of the scene are made determining seeable evidence located at the scene as well as the condition of the scene.
The crime scene is evaluated to help in formulating a desired plan for the proceeding of the scene, the method of evidence collection as well as a method of evidence preservation. The investigators hence determine the need for additional personnel or equipment at the crime scene, for example, the need of blood spatter analysis.
They immediately begin to secure the scene to protect the area from external an invasion of unauthorized personnel and secure any evidence found. Barricades or ropes are important for the isolation of a crime scene. There is the setting of boundaries around the crime scene, and evidence found away from the scene.
A lead investigator is then determined who will be the principal officer in securing the area to avoid contamination or the destruction of valuable evidence hence control the procession of the site.The entire process is recorded by the use of a photograph and taking notes to capture all the details adequately.
Besides, supplementary information may occur, for instance, the presence of eye witness, in this case, sound recording, as well as video recording, should capture the witness. The investigators are then able, to begin with, evidence collection and preserving them for transit to the crime lab for examination.
Physical Evidence denotes to any element that comes from an inert source. It is any item that can link a criminal action and the perpetrator or establish the presence of a crime.
Physical evidence is often the basis upon which determines that a case is reliant. Physical evidence can range from an enormous object to microscopic traces. It usually comprises of definite articles

CMIT 135 CMIT135 CMIT/135 Forensic science Paper.docx

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