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Crime Scene Sketching: The Role and Techniques of Supplementing Photographs, Lecture notes of Forensics

The importance and uses of crime scene sketches as a supplement to photographs in investigations. It covers the benefits of sketching, such as recording exact locations and relationships of evidence, refreshing memory, and assisting in questioning suspects and witnesses. The document also discusses considerations for creating effective sketches, including the level of detail, purpose, viewpoint, time limit, and weather conditions.

What you will learn

  • How do crime scene sketches assist in questioning suspects and witnesses?
  • How do crime scene sketches help in recording details of evidence and surroundings?
  • What are some considerations for creating effective crime scene sketches?
  • What are the benefits of using crime scene sketches as a supplement to photographs?
  • What are some limitations to creating crime scene sketches, and how can they be addressed?

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CRIME SCENE SKETCHING

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Photograph vs Sketch

nSketches do no replace photographs

nSketches supplement photographs

n Details

n Photograph: C ;reat detail

nSketch: I ,litninates unnecessary details

n Relationships between objects

n Photograph: (Arnim] by space

nSketch: No limitation

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Uses or Purposes of Sketches

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n Help in questioning suspects and witnesses

n I'lan raids and roadblocks

n Record details of-accident investigations

n I kip correlate testimony of witnesses

n I ,liminate unnecessary and confusing details

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CONSIDERATIONS

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  • Purpose of sketch
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  • Time limit
  • Faivironinent and weather
  • Type of measuring equipment
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and evidence collection

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EVIDENCE KEY

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