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    The Investigation Function Another role that is portrayed very differently in movies and on television. Detectives or investigators are the minority within the system. Investigators are civil servants, knowledgeable of legal rules and procedures, and tend to follow procedures unlike the media portrayal of them breaking all the rules. Investigators work close with area police stations by connecting multiple incidents or assisting with further investigation of murders or robberies. Investigators

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    1. Discuss the role of photography in investigation Photography plays an essential part throughout the investigation. Especially with the advancement in technology, and improvement in photographic apparatus such as cameras, lenses, filters, lighting equipments, it has become an indispensable aid for investigation. In a conventional way it is used for its ability to record, duplicate and enlarge, but more application has been found for its sensitivity to radiations invisible to naked eye, and its

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    Olivia Foell Mrs. King ELA 1st Hour 07 April 2017 DNA Fingerprinting To begin with, law enforcement should be allowed to use DNA profiling in criminal investigations because it can help investigators figure out exactly who the guilty party is and it would eliminate false accusations. More than 2,000 people have been exonerated of serious crimes since 1989 in the United States, according to a report by college researchers who have established the first national registry of exonerations. Many

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    Every criminal investigation starts off the same way: A crime was committed, someone informs the police, law enforcement shows up, secures the crime scene and they start the investigation. There are steps taken in every investigation. Police interview witnesses, check surveillance, interrogate suspects; however, one of the most important steps is the collection and analysis of evidence. According to the Encyclopedia of Criminology (2014), forensic evidence refers to the verbal statements and physical

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    Narrative- On 25Feb17 I, Deputy Halbasch, received a tasking from Sheriff Aukes regarding this investigation & the status of any possible criminal charges. Sheriff Aukes requested Kian, Ross, & Noah be interviewed about the altercation for more information. At 0922 hrs. I made contact with Faith Abram, & requested permission to speak with Noah about the altercation as he was/is a juvenile. Noah stated he remembered what occurred & stated he believed Kian was ‘talking smack’ about Ross & they

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    Investigation: The detective upon receiving information on the events, beings his initial investigation of the crime. The detective, along with his team, collects evidence such as: video surveillance, finger prints, bullet analysis, blood pattern analysis, DNA, and interviews the witnesses. At some point in the investigation, an interview was conducted on a customer that got a full description of the suspect. The

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    Once a crime is committed, the police begin their investigation. The police have the right to block entrance to the crime scene in order to protect evidence, and will question witnesses concerning the crime. In this investigation procedure, there are strict rules to maintain the integrity of the pre-trial process as if proper procedures were not followed, important evidence can be excluded from the trial. These include the rules that no evidence may be left unattended, and evidence must be secured

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    and society in the criminal investigation process? The role of the criminal investigation process is to balance the rights of the victims and offenders in society. All individuals’ wether victim, offender or member of society have basic rights to which the law attempts to adhere to. While all are individual, the rights will differ for the purpose of maintaining a balance in society. Though upholding the rights of the people is essential in order to ensure that the investigation process is conducted

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    patrols and Criminal investigations. This assignment paper will determine the key law enforcement agencies that are responsible for enforcing laws related to Police patrol and Criminal investigations. I will explain at least one major change in law enforcement operations related to issues I have selected and provide one reason why the identified change was necessary. I will give my opinion on whether the change improved law enforcement operations in dealing with Police patrols or Criminal investigations

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    and bring crime under control. Law enforcement agencies turn to criminal investigators who are the ones that analyse crime information and provide guidance and advice to them. As with technology advancing, so is the face of crimes, with crimes becoming more sophisticated, organised and global (Laycock: 2008). With these advances in technology it creates more opportunities for offenders to commit crimes. It is the goal of criminal investigators to reduce or eliminate these opportunities and thus

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