'First police officer' presentation slideshows

Chapter 1 Introduction to Forensic Science and the Law

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Forensic Vocabulary

Forensic Vocabulary. Forensic. Relating to the application of scientific knowledge to legal questions. Logical . Conclusions drawn from assumptions and known facts. Fact. A statement or assertion of information that can be verified. Eyewitness.

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Unit 3: Crime Scene Processing

Unit 3: Crime Scene Processing. 3.2 Crime Scene Team. CRIME SCENE TEAM. A group of professional investigators, each trained in a variety of special disciplines. Team Members First Police Officer on the scene Medics (if necessary) Investigator(s) Medical Examiner (if necessary)

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LONDON RIOTS 2011

LONDON RIOTS 2011. Brixton Riots 1981. Confrontation between the Metropolitan Police and protestors in Lambeth, South London Between 10 th and 12 th April 1981 Growing unease between police and the black community of South London Broadwater Farm Riots 1985 6 th October 1985

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Unit 2: The Crime scene

Unit 2: The Crime scene. Collection, Protection and Analysis of Physical Evidence from the Crime Scene. Unit 2: Day 1. Do Now: What is the most important thing for the first Police Officer to do when they enter a crime scene?. Learning Objectives. Today Students will:

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