The Correctly Done CANVASS Is an Invaluable Investigative Technique That

question 41

Multiple Choice

The correctly done CANVASS is an invaluable investigative technique that can provide which of the following:

• A) An actual eyewitness to the crime.
• B) Information about the circumstances of the crime
• C) An approximate time of occurrence and/or estimate of time of death
• D) Information about the deceased - identity, habits, friends, etc..
• E) A motive for the crime.
• F) Four of the above (a-b-c-d)
• G) Three of the above ( b-c-d)
• H) All of the above

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Definitions:

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