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Link The Investigator informs logical links between Crime scene activity. Used to find Associations between evidence.
Zone Used on Crime scenes that are comprised or readily definable zones, such as in a house or buildings.
Spiral Used on Crime scenes with no physical barriers, Such as open water. Can either begin at critical point of crime scene.
Line Used on Large, outdoor crime scenes. members of a search team are arranged at regular intervals, usually arms length, and then proceed to search along straight lines.
Wheel Used on small, circular crime scenes. Investigators start at critical point and travel outward along many straight lines from this point.
Grid Used on Large outdoor crime scenes. Searches follow the first line pattern and search in the same manner as the line method. Once the first line pattern is complete, searchers realign on the other line pattern.
Forensic Scientist applies scientific methods and laboratory techniques to analyze physical evidence from crime scenes and help legal systems determine facts
Decedent legal term for a person that has died
Good Communicator Practices all forms of communication: Listening Speaking, and writing, in order to share information with other in clear and organized ways
Collaborative Successfully thinks and interacts with other people to accomplish a common goal
Problem Solver works through the details of a problem to reach the best solution. Manages unexpected challenged logically
Ethical Considers ideas of honesty, fairness, accountability, and concern about others and the environment when making decisions
Creative Used their imagination to develop original and innovative ideas
Critical Thinker observes, analyzes, interprets, reflects, and makes evaluations to draw logical well thought out conclusions
Accountable Takes responsibility for decisions, actions, and behaviors
Persistent Continues to follow a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition
Honest Operates with sincerity and truthfulness in their research and in their communications with others.
 

 



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