Documentation of the Crime Scene

Besim Arifi

European Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies Articles, 2015, vol. 1

Abstract: Documentation of the scene is one of the most important actions of the investigative group, which performs the examination of the scene. Documentation in itself includes: Taking notes, drawing and photographic team of the site inspection to the crime scene during phase taking notes must pay special attention to this stage, because it includes very important information for the investigation of the crime scene. Based on these information becomes final report on the case, so we can say that taking notes is of particular importance. Another important action is also the sketch. Mapping shows the drawing of the scene and all evidence was found there. Compiler of the sketch doesn’t minds to be definitely professional any painter or designer. It should be a good compiler which presents in detail all the information necessary to include net. This information will be used for testimony in court and to clarify the situation in the scene in case of reconstructions. Photographs of the crime scene investigation is a very important move which reflects the real image of the scene or any part of his and any evidence which has been inserted into focus photography.

Keywords: Documentation; taking notes; drawings; blueprints; photographs; scene (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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DOI: 10.26417/ejis.v1i2.p32-38

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