SIO Corner: Crime scene assesments

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SIO Corner: Crime scene assesments

In our latest SIO corner series, we look at crime scene assesments as well as the use of specialists and experts.

Date - 17th September 2014
By - Police Oracle

In this series, we preview sections of Blackstone's third edition of the Senior Investigating Officers' Handbook. This book provides invaluable insight about the essential skills and responsibilities that a senior investigating officer needs...

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