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Criminal Investigation Procedures
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Laura Oakley BTEC National Diploma in Forensic Science Criminal Investigation Procedures The use of collection of the evidence is critical for a case to be successful. A case can rest on the evidence collected at a crime scene and the evidence collected from statements recovered from the police in interviews. The police use many methods in order to construct an interview one of these include the MO system. The MO system is known as the criminal's method of working. Investigators use this in order to find the criminal as it is always hard to act differently to past crimes as this is their natural way. The MO system records information and descriptions of past criminals and their pattern and methods when committing a crime. This recorded information of past criminals will help when identifying a criminal which has similar patterns and methods of committing a crime. The MO system has a 10 point...
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