Assignment Expectations:
Length:
1,500 words (5-7 pages); answers must thoroughly address the questions in a clear, concise manner
Structure:
Include a title page and reference page in APA style
References:
References are not required; however, you should include the appropriate APA style in-text citations and references for all resources utilized to answer the questions
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Save your assignment as a Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx), Open Office (.odt) or rich text format (.rtf) file type
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Assignment:
This week you will reflect upon the “Homicide Crime Scene Search” and answer the following questions:
Answer the questions of evidence collection in your essay: What type of evidence is collected? How do I collect body materials? What kinds of objects should not be overlooked as evidence? How are impressions collected and preserved?
The United States Supreme Court has rendered three major decisions that require police to obtain a search warrant to search a location where the suspect and the deceased share a proprietary right to the premises. What are those three major decisions and why are they significant?
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General Principles of Intellectual Property: Concepts of Intellectual Proper...
Assignment ExpectationsLength1,500 words (5-7 pages); answers .docx
1. Assignment Expectations:
Length:
1,500 words (5-7 pages); answers must thoroughly address the
questions in a clear, concise manner
Structure:
Include a title page and reference page in APA style
References:
References are not required; however, you should include the
appropriate APA style in-text citations and references for all
resources utilized to answer the questions
Format:
Save your assignment as a Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx),
Open Office (.odt) or rich text format (.rtf) file type
Submission:
Submit your assignment to the Drop Box
Assignment:
This week you will reflect upon the “Homicide Crime Scene
Search” and answer the following questions:
Answer the questions of evidence collection in your essay:
What type of evidence is collected? How do I collect body
materials? What kinds of objects should not be overlooked as
evidence? How are impressions collected and preserved?
The United States Supreme Court has rendered three major
decisions that require police to obtain a search warrant to search
a location where the suspect and the deceased share a
proprietary right to the premises. What are those three major
decisions and why are they significant?
