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How long does a crime scene remain a crime scene?
Until the investigating agency has released it and no longer needs it to gather or recover evidence.
What are the ratings and certificates for CSI Crime Scene Investigation - 2000 Long Ball 10-12?
CSI Crime Scene Investigation - 2000 Long Ball 10-12 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M USA:TV-14
What are the ratings and certificates for CSI Crime Scene Investigation - 2000 Long Road Home 14-17?
CSI Crime Scene Investigation - 2000 Long Road Home 14-17 is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-14
What are the release dates for CSI Crime Scene Investigation - 2000 Long Road Home 14-17?
CSI Crime Scene Investigation - 2000 Long Road Home 14-17 was released on: USA: 12 March 2014
How long should a scene be?
it depends on how long you want it to be.
How long to process a crime scene fingerprint?
The time it takes to process a crime scene fingerprint can vary depending on factors such as the quality of the print, the complexity of the case, and the workload of the forensic lab. In some cases, an initial comparison can be made within hours, while a more detailed analysis may take days or even weeks.
What are the requirements for training to become a crime scene investigator?
These include CSI, ET (evidence technician), CST (crime scene technician), The CSI is required to work long hours, be agile and heavy lifting is required.Science or here for CSI training and degrees.
What are health benefits of being a crime scene investigator?
Well I geuss my answer would be: # The possability of contracting a numerous amount of diseases # Loss of your marriage due to long hours on the job # Becoming mentaly unstable due to disturbing long time exposure to crime scenes OR # The possability of being shot, injured, or death.
How long does it take to clean up a crime scene?
Six altogether four for BS and two criminal justice degree you must serve 8 years before you can becomee a crime scene investigator The above answer is some what silly, as it does not provide a correct reply to the question. A Police officer may attend a special course to learn the BASICS of crime scene work. BUT a college course of at lesat two years would be much better preperation, and would get you a position sooner than a basic course at some state Police academy that lasted a few weeks. Forensic science is exacting and precise. If you are not that kind of person, take a pass.
What role does a paramedic play at the crime scene?
paremidics play a huge part of the crime scene they bring ballons and all other items needed to throw a huge party on the scene its not every day that someone dies and they all get together they say there prayers then party all night long till the break of dawn yee
What are the rules and regulations of being a crime scene officer?
First, isolate the crime scene so that evidence located within can be preserved. Second, do not touch or move anything, unless there's a life threatening situation. Third, if something needs to be moved, make a record of it. Fourth, take steps to secure the area from curious people. Fifth, take precise notes of time and events as they occur. Sixth, establish a safe walk area for additional officers that will be arriving. Seventh, the crime scene officer is responsible for the security of the crime scene until an investigation officer arrives. Lastly, try to remain on the scene as long as possible.
How long do police have to charge you with leaving the scene of an accident in north Nakota?
This depends on the severity of the crime. If it included the death of the other person, there is no limitation.
