Grey Sheet

I 'll start with the department manager, Shannon. I see her as a strong leader who doesn 't demand too much because she knows how hard it is to be there. She is very caring of the associates who work there, just don 't get on her bad side (like I am because I don 't take lunches). She’s kind of a large women, however, that doesn 't because she is who she is and she is the best manager anyone could ever ask for. On the other hand, she is also married to her lovely husband and the only baby they have together is a dog.

The gathering, protection and safeguarding of evidence is a crucial facet of evidence integrity, without accurate adherence to these processes, vital evidence that could possibly have significant influence on a court case could be deemed inadmissible. Therefore identifies the importance in establishing policy and procedure for law enforcement agencies in the identification, collection, and storage of evidence. Objects that constitute fruits, instrumentalities, or evidence of the crime or are contraband may be introduced in evidence and exhibited to the jury if it is proven that such objects offered as evidence relate to the crime charged (Garland, 2015, p. 417). Below is a procedure for handling physical evidence for presentation

She is responsible for all facets of the office operations including human resources, claims generation, internal claim audits, and cash room management.

| Other:Monitoring teams communication fluency and act as liason to make adjustments where needed. assure groups agreement with completed assignment.

There are times when certain forms of evidence, such as blood and fingerprints, need to be obtained before the accused has time to destroy them (Inabau 2).

Betsy’s job as the Administrator involves planning, analysis, preparation for board meetings, projects and other critical tasks associated with the overall operation of the center. A considerable amount of computer work is required and

Based upon my extensive knowledge, training and experience, I have reasonably determined that when trying to locate the particular information pertain to the investigation it is general practice to have the electronic storage devices searched by an individual that is well qualified when dealing with computer technology especially in different types of environments. This is key because we need to make sure that all the electronic data is complete and pertains to the search warrant without going beyond the scope of it. To properly examine the electronic data in question it would be more efficient to perform an image copy on the drive where it could be examined at a later time in a laboratory. This is correct for the following

Seeing more than a few strands of "tinsel" in your hair lately? You're not alone. Going gray is one of the most prominent signs of aging, and it occurs when your hair loses a natural pigment called "melanin". Hair may also go gray due to a genetic predisposition, exposure to environmental toxins, and poor overall health.

Electronic evidence is very fragile because it can be destroyed or altered very easily, therefore it is imperative that investigators follow very careful all the procedural steps when collecting electronic evidence (Diversified Forensics). Before any electronic evidence is gathered investigators should determine whether there is probable cause that a crime has been committed, or if the crime was committed somewhere else the investigator should determine whether the electronic evidence will aid the investigation process to prove or disapprove the crime, if a warrant is needed it must be obtained prior to collecting the evidence (Diversified Forensics). Hard drives, computers, and other electronic devices must be turned off, unplug all cables,

Kathryn was originally hired as a seasonal employee, but stayed on as a full-time employee. During her 15 years employment with our business, Kathryn’s duties include Handling Cash, Customer Service, Monitoring team members, and Team member performance reviews. Then in 2006, when she was promoted into a management position, her duties included Human Resources, Inventory control, working with reports on Microsoft Office 2010 and managing over 45 people.

Identification: this is identifying the possible containers of computer related evidence, such as hard drives, flash drives, and log files. Meanwhile a computer or the hard drive itself is not evidence but a possible holder of evidence. The information and data to be extracted has to do with the information that is pertinent to the situation in question (Hailey, 2003).

She looks for work to help out the bureau and has been cross trained on, as well as taken over some tasks to which Julie was initially assigned. She takes the led on the SEVs reports now, helped with the BOWI project Nancy worked on and is a major player in the bench warrant project and its updates.

As Norma sits in the front of the office, most picture her as a receptionist or such. She is not; she works in Accounts Payable. However, Norma always goes over and above to help all of us in the office. In addition to daily duties, she never hesitates to help us with shipping requests and forms, ordering supplies, arraigning lunches when customers or corporate management is in town, and just being to go to person for help. She took on the responsibility to lead the charge to get badges, parking access, and elevator access to our employees. She also sets up the conference rooms, with supplies, chairs and media as needed for our larger events.

For starts collecting evidence should be properly package, sealed, and label before it is put away or sent to any laboratory for testing. By doing this procedure it should essentially help the court for usage

Christine will be responsible to coach and mentor the other new hired shop assistant, service customers, keep tract inventory/replenishment and report customers’ comments/complaints to Lydia for ensuring corrective action be taken.