[Cisspstudy] Clarification Please

[Kristy Seaton]

If she is looking over the case the night before the trial, i can kind of
understand how discovery would not be part of the evidence life cycle at
this point. During the trial, the collection, identification and storage of
evidence will come under attack and be more closely scrutinized than the
actual discovery of the "crime".

This is just my thought processes this morning. I will have to think about
it a little more.

This is where it is very important to read and process the questions first
during the test.

Kristy

On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 1:23 PM, Lamey, Phillip <phillip.lamey at cgi.com>wrote:

>  Shon Harris describes
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> Evidence Life Cycle as:
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>      - Discovery
>             - Protection
>             - Recording
>             - Collection and Identification
>                - Identification = tagging, labeling and marking
>             - Analysis
>             - Storage, preservation
>             - Transportation
>             - Present in court
>             - Return to owner
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> However, on a practice test I got the question below …
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> I answered Identification because Collection and Identification are listed
> as one bullet and Collection comes first.  Pretty poor reasoning but to my
> thinking there are none in that list that are not part of the evidence
> lifecycle.
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> Could someone please clarify this for me?
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> Thank you,
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> Phil Lamey, P.Eng.
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> *CGI Senior Consultant*
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