Crime Scene Investigation

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Crime Scene

The place from which most physical evidence associated with a crime will be obtained.

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Investigation

A detailed inquiry of something for the discovery and collection of facts concerning a matter.

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Criminal Investigation

The collection of facts to identify the guilty party, locate and apprehend them, and provide evidence of their guilt.

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Crime Scene Investigation (CSI)

The conduct of processes for recognition, search, collection, handling, preservation, and documentation of physical evidence.

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Crime Laboratory

Scientific and Technical

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Physical Evidence (PE)

Any objects that can establish that a crime has been committed or provide a link between a crime and its victim or perpetrator.

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Forensic Evidence

A form of legal evidence that can be used in a court of law to convict a person of a crime.

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First Responder (FR)

Members who are expected to be the first to respond to calls for assistance in incidents.

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Investigator on Case (IOC)

Any PNP personnel assigned to conduct the inquiry of a crime following systematic procedures.

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Dying Declaration

A statement made by a dying person regarding the cause of their death and the circumstances surrounding it, admissible in court.

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Chain of Custody

A list of all persons who came into possession of an item of evidence, ensuring the continuity of possession.

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Crime Scene Processing

The actual act of processing the crime scene in the field, including examining, photographing, and collecting evidence.

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Scene of the Crime Operation (SOCO)

A forensic procedure performed to preserve the scene and gather evidence by trained personnel.

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Types of Crime Scene

Can include indoor, outdoor, primary, secondary, organized, and disorganized crime scenes.

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Principles of Evidence

The basic guidelines that ensure evidence is reliable and can contribute to proving a crime, such as marking, preserving, and identifying evidence.

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Crime Laboratory

Provides scientific and technical investigative aid and support, examining evidence gathered at a crime scene.

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