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Res gestae

________: involuntary exclamations also known as excited utterances are an exception to the hearsay rule.

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Fragile evidence

________ is anything that might be lost, damaged or destroyed if not protected.

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Stones

________ throw rule: establish an outdoor outer perimeter as far as you can throw a rock or ________ 360° surrounding the crime scene.

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fragile evidence

Protecting the scene includes protecting ________.

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/ www.nj.com/monmouth/index.ssf/2015/02/middletown_man_gets_30_years_for_killing_wife_with.html

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Res gestae

involuntary exclamations also known as excited utterances are an exception to the hearsay rule

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Significant witnesses

witnesses able to provide first-hand information, personal observations, or other important information

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Perimeter one is the exclusion zone

only detectives and crime scene personnel can enter

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Perimeter to the outer scene

creates a standoff barrier to rent the public media extra officers from interfering with the scene

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Stones throw rule

establish an outdoor outer perimeter as far as you can throw a rock or stone 360° surrounding the crime scene

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Locards law

the theory of transference

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do not use the phone or toilets at the scene (see page 47 case study three

one)

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do not cover the body

leave the scene the same condition it was found

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