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Safety

________ and physical well- being of officers and others at or near the scene are the responsibility of the initial officer and should be first priority.

Ontario Ministry of community

The ________ and correctional services provides the policing stands manual which contains guidelines to help municipalities and police services, understand and know how to follow the police services acts and regulations.

Medical examiners

________ are found in Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland and Labrador.

Lieutenant Governor

The ________ in Council may appoint one or more legally qualified medical practitioners to be cotoners for Ontario who, subject to subsections (2), (3) and (4) shall hold office during pleasure.

Criminal Code

Under the ________ of Canada, there are three types of offences: summary conviction offences, indictable offences, and those offences where the Crown may elect to proceed by summary conviction or by indictment.

team members

The investigator (s) in charge and ________ shall determine the order in which evidence is collected.

forensic investigation

Any suspicious death- becomes central figure in ________ (visits scene, responsible for autopsy and medico- legal examination of deceased)

NWMP

The ________ (northwest mounted police) pioneered the enforcement of federal law in the west, and the arctic, from 1873 until 1920.

destruction

Prioritize the collection of evidence to prevent loss, ________, or contamination.

Circumstantial

________: facts, observations, or activities from which the culpability of an individual may be inferred.

electronic development

Latent: any evidence that is not visible without the use of chemical, photographic or ________ /enhancement.

Robert Peel

The police are the public and the public are the police; the police being only members of the public who are paid to give full- time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen in the interests of community welfare and existence- "________.

term evidence

The ________ refers to anything that can give or substantiate the information in a legal investigation.

RCMP

The ________ provided municipal and provincial contact policing to 22 % population of Canada in addition to its national and international programs.

Positivism

________: crime was the product of social causes.

Scene assessment

________ allows for the development of a plan for the coordinated identification, collection, and preservation of physical* evidence and identification of witnesses.

effective collection

The investigators shall ensure the ________, preservation, packaging and transport of evidence.

Atavism

________: criminals were born to commit crimes due to biological deviance.

Ministry of labour

________: Something related to workplace crime or labour.

RCMP of death

Notify ________- for expunging of criminal records.

Direct evidence

________ is evidence that, if believed, proves a fact or resolves a matter in issue.

speculative inferences

The danger is that ________ can cause a trier of fact to make a leap of logic, unsupported by the evidence.

police officer

All criminal acts that result in serious bodily harm, or life- threatening injury to an on- duty ________ in the City of Toronto.

duties of emergency first responders

The ________ vary in complexity and are continuously evolving.

photographic documentation

Written and ________ records the condition of the scene as first observed, providing a permanent record.

scene

Office of the fire marshal: A(n) ________ where a fire is involved.

crime scene

The safety and physical well- being of officers and other individuals, in and around the ________, are the intimate responding officers first priority.

Preservation of Life

________- Even at expense of damaging, degrading or destroying evidence.

Atavism

criminals were born to commit crimes due to biological deviance

Positivism

crime was the product of social causes

office of the fire marshal

A scene where a fire is involved

Ministry of labour

Something related to workplace crime or labour

Initial response

arriving at the scene; prioritization of efforts

Protect scene

until forensic investigator arrives (exceptions, safety, destruction or degradation of evidence, public interest)

Section 91(27) of the Constitution Act

1867, establishes the sole jurisdiction of Parliament over criminal law in Canada

Under the Criminal Code of Canada,

there are three types of offences summary conviction offences, indictable offences, and those offences where the Crown may elect to proceed by summary conviction or by indictment

Preservation of Life

Even at expense of damaging, degrading or destroying evidence

All incidents may have a criminal origin and must be taken seriously in this regard

and must be taken seriously in this regard can be downgraded as necessary and with more information being made available

Scenes will change

why and how

Scan area (sights, sounds or smells) indicating danger

for CBRNE calls notify appropriate authorities

Approach cautiously

in a way that will reduce risk while maximizing safety "no blue canaries"

limitations

Determine parameters if possible and secure

Primary (Hot Zone)

greatest investigative interest and most often where the event took place

Secondary (Warm Zone)

larger perimeter surrounding primary zone

Class

evidence that requires classification into a more narrow range

Latent

any evidence that is not visible without the use of chemical, photographic or electronic development/enhancement

Circumstantial

facts, observations, or activities from which the culpability of an individual may be inferred

Trace evidence

Blood, hair and fibres

Any suspicious death

becomes central figure in forensic investigation (visits scene, responsible for autopsy and medico-legal examination of deceased)

No sheriff, constable, coroner or bailiff shall hold pleas of our Crown."

The role was qualified in Chapter 24 of Magna Carta (1215), which states"

The Act provides structure to Coroner and Pathology Services

guidance or governance, disciplinary action, complaint resolution, and general oversight

Notify RCMP of death

for expunging of criminal records