Produce a case file of the investigation. This will need to include A description of your crime scene examination A description of analysis Results from your investigation Conclusions from your report You will need to give clear and logical justification for the conclusions that you have drawn from the evidence you have collected and analysed. In doing so you must Support your conclusion with evidence and reasoning comment on the relevance of each piece of evidence to the case in your report Evaluate your investigation in terms of precision, techniques and accuracy Learning Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of your results and Lessons and Outcomes conclusions dates You should be able to: Discuss your conclusions in of possible, probable, likely You will need to submit everything from your crime scene and laboratory Activities Homework consider whether evidence may be circumstantial and analysis documentation as part of your case file. alternative motives behind the evidence Introduction to unit Introduction to unit and learners Write an booklet passed out. Deadlines given introduction for your Give evidence in the mock court room explaining your role in the criminal portfolio. Who you investigation Practical contact leaves a trace – are and what your 1 portfolio will contain Reliability of witness Hand in 17/09/10 P1 carry out a forensic examination Practical processing a crime scene and Complete – of a simulated crime scene using collecting evidence photography appropriate methods to gather worksheet (M1, D1) biological, physical and chemical Main points M1 Describe the procedures used to 2 gather evidence from a simulated Note-taking crime scene Sketching Photographing
Produce a case file of the investigation. This will need to include A description of your crime scene examination A description of analysis Results from your investigation Conclusions from your report You will need to submit everything from your crime scene and laboratory analysis documentation as part of your case file. Give evidence in the mock court room explaining your role in the criminal investigation You will need to give clear and logical justification for the conclusions that you have drawn from the evidence you have collected and analysed. In doing so you must Support your conclusion with evidence and reasoning comment on the relevance of each piece of evidence to the case in your report consider whether evidence may be circumstantial and alternative motives behind the evidence Evaluate your investigation in terms of precision, techniques and accuracy Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of your results and conclusions Discuss your conclusions in of possible, probable, likely Lessons and dates Learning Outcomes You should be able to: Activities Homework 1 Introduction to unit Introduction to unit and learners booklet passed out. Deadlines given Practical – contact leaves a trace Reliability of witness Write an introduction for your portfolio. Who you are and what your portfolio will contain Hand in 17/09/10 2 P1 carry out a forensic examination of a simulated crime scene using appropriate methods to gather biological, physical and chemical M1 Describe the procedures used to gather evidence from a simulated crime scene Practical – processing a crime scene and collecting evidence Main points Note-taking Sketching Photographing Complete photography worksheet (M1, D1)
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