When Documenting a Crime Scene, the Computer and Surrounding Area

question 18

Multiple Choice

When documenting a crime scene, the computer and surrounding area should be photographed, detailed sketches should be made, and copious notes should be taken, because:

• A) The more evidence collected, the stronger the case.
• B) This provides a record for what to look for when you return for the second visit.
• C) It is prudent to document the same evidence in several ways.
• D) All of the above.

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