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Evidence Collection and Preservation
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(23 ratings)
40 students

Evidence Collection and Preservation

How to Collect and Package Evidence Properly
Created byHilary Rodela
Last updated 3/2022
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Evidence Collection
  • Evidence Integrity
  • Evidence Packaging
  • Evidence Preservation
  • Handling Evidence
  • Type of Evidence to Look For

Course content

5 sections5 lectures39m total length
  • Introduction5:26

    This lecture is an introduction into evidence collection and packaging.

  • Intro quiz

Requirements

  • No prerequisites, though it is mainly for law enforcement professionals.

Description

This course is for beginners or those interested in crime scene and evidence. Whether you a criminal justice or forensic science student or a new police officer, this course is for you. It will give you insight into how to handle certain evidence as well as how to package evidence properly, and what materials to use. The course will discuss valuable and invaluable evidence as well as what types of evidence to look for when you are processing certain types of crime scenes. You will also learn a little about chain of custody rules with a small introduction into search warrant expectations. Again, taking this course does not mean you are certified to handle evidence, it simply means you now have some knowledge about this particular subject. If you have any interest in crime scene and evidence this course is for you. If you are beginning your career in law enforcement this is for you too! Evidence can often make or break a case and it is important to understand it and handle it properly. I hope that you find this course interesting and I if you like this course, there will be plenty more regarding crime scene and evidence

Who this course is for:

  • This course is mainly for law enforcement and crime scene investigator professionals. (or those aspiring to be)