Part 1
Based on the scenario, as you perceive it from the initial information given, you will assess the scene from the perspective of the crime scene investigator. You will determine what documentation is needed to properly record and preserve the crime scene(s) for the purpose of investigation and court proceedings. Your assessment must accomplish the following items listed below.
Identify the type of documentation of the crime scene(s) that will be needed for the case file. You must be specific in your response (e.g., sketch of a bathroom, photo of a table, logging of evidence, reports, etc.).
Explain and justify the priority you will place on the various types of documentation.
Part 2
Based on the same scenario, as you perceive it from the initial information given, you will assess the scene(s) from the perspective of the crime scene photographer. You will determine how you will record and preserve the scene(s). Your assessment must accomplish the following items listed below.
Evaluate the scene(s). Include a physical and environmental assessment.
Determine what documentation needs to occur (e.g., photography, video) and in what locations.
Identify the specific photos that you will take.
Explain the process of your documentation. What must investigators, other crime scene personnel, bystanders, or hotel staff do, or not do, to ensure you can effectively record the scene(s)?
Explain and justify the specific methods that you will use to capture the various images.
Explain and justify the priority you will place on capturing specific images at the scene(s).
Your case study will be a minimum of three pages, not counting any title or reference pages.
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Based on the scenario, as you perceive it from the initial information gi appeared first on Course Hero.