Crime Scene Investigation¶
National Institute of Justice Technical Working Group on Crime Scene Investigation. (2000). Crime Scene Investigation: A Guide for Law Enforcement.
Cited by¶
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Mechanisms¶
- Emergency Action Log
- The discipline that guards against this is contemporaneous, tamper-evident capture and an actual reviewer — the same principle as legal chain of custody, where a record is credible only if it is unbroken, contemporaneously kept, and demonstrably not altered between the event and the review.
This sourceApplies chain-of-custody discipline through continuous documentation of evidence transfers and preservation against alteration from collection onward.
- The discipline that guards against this is contemporaneous, tamper-evident capture and an actual reviewer — the same principle as legal chain of custody, where a record is credible only if it is unbroken, contemporaneously kept, and demonstrably not altered between the event and the review.
Verification¶
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