Essays on Evidentiary

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The ethical and technical importance of effective, efficiently performed forensic crime scene investigation combines the use of creative thinking, with well-planned assessments and collection of evidence. When law enforcement participants function together as a team, in the engagement of utilizing standardized procedures in the collection and recovery of evidence, whether on ground-surface or burial excavations, precision and integrity may be maintained as foundational to the process. Preservation using photographic, videotaping, and handwritten documentation during each step of the crime scene investigation process, provides a basis of accuracy in reporting outcomes and greatly aids in an unambiguous identification of party – ...

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Intoxication is being in a state of alcoholic or narcotic intoxication. The government is increasingly sensitive to the cases of operating a vehicle while intoxicated, explaining that the drunk driver is endangering both for their life, health and property, and other road users. However, as practice shows, the number of the detained drunk drivers increases dramatically around the holidays. If the circumstances of the crime are clear, and in a short time collected all the necessary evidence, the Prosecutor may apply to the court to hear the case under expedited proceedings. Basically, criminal cases associated with DUI are dealt ...

DISCUSSION 5 (2 RESPONSES)

Discussion 5: Evidence Identification Amanda: Eyewitness identification is not the ‘nail in the coffin’ piece of evidence most people would think because of it is highly subjective. There is a multitude of intangibles that need be considered when confronted with an eyewitness identification. People have prejudices hidden below the surface that play out on their everyday actions that they do not control or realize. Older people may have prejudices against teens or children or rich versus poor or a race against another race. You may not know what kind of day the person providing the eyewitness testimony had, whether ...

Criminal Justice: Assignment 3

Police Body- Worn Cameras: Evidentiary Benefits and Privacy Threats- this article support the position that police enforce the laws in an appropriate manner and without bias or racism. In most part of the United States, the law enforcement officers are wearing mounted cameras. Appropriate behaviors have been demonstrated by law enforcement officers, thereby, winning the trust of the community. The minority communities feel at ease while being interrogated by the law enforcement officers- they know that the probability of using violence by the law enforcement officer is very slim. The use of cameras has played a significant role in ...