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    The criminal investigation process aims to gather evidence lawfully to investigate crimes and present evidence in court. It involves studying facts to determine if an individual is guilty of an offence, using techniques like interviews and forensic analysis. Criminal investigation is a multifaceted effort by law enforcement to discover facts and establish evidence to prove or disprove guilt.

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    The criminal investigation process aims to gather evidence lawfully to investigate crimes and present evidence in court. It involves studying facts to determine if an individual is guilty of an offence, using techniques like interviews and forensic analysis. Criminal investigation is a multifaceted effort by law enforcement to discover facts and establish evidence to prove or disprove guilt.

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    The criminal investigation process aims to gather evidence lawfully to investigate crimes and present evidence in court. It involves studying facts to determine if an individual is guilty of an offence, using techniques like interviews and forensic analysis. Criminal investigation is a multifaceted effort by law enforcement to discover facts and establish evidence to prove or disprove guilt.

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    Combating crime and corruption and enforcing the criminal law involves

    conducting criminal investigations. The categories of crime in question


    include crimes against the person such as homicide, rape, and assault,
    and property crimes such as theft, burglary, and fraud. Terrorism is a
    crime that is typically a crime against the person (detonating a bomb in a
    crowded train and thereby murdering innocent passengers), a property
    crime (destruction of the train carriage) and a political crime (committed
    with the intent of undermining the authority of the state). “Corruption”
    (Chapter 8), on the other hand, is a generic term that covers a wide range
    of moral offenses that are not always crimes, that is, legal offenses. (For
    the distinction and relation between the law and morality, see Chapter
    1.) These offenses include bribery, nepotism, cheating, and abuse of
    authority. Our discussion in Chapter 8 focuses on police corruption.

    During late 1800s and early 1900s, forensic science expanded to include
    technologies like body temperature to determine time of death and the
    systematic use of fingerprinting for identification. The portable
    polygraph machine appeared in 1921 followed by tests to detect gunshot
    residue in 1933. Other critical discovery of this time includes voiceprint
    identification technologies.

    The criminal investigation process (‘the process’) is a complex and


    necessary aspect of the legal system that aims to gather and investigate
    evidence lawfully, justly and in accordance with the rights of victims,
    suspects and society. The responsibility for enforcing criminal laws and
    ensuring they are adhered to lies with the police. In the criminal
    investigation process, the role of police is to investigate crimes through
    gathering evidence, interrogating and detaining suspects, searching and
    seizing properties, and making arrests. The police are then required to
    present the evidence against the accused in court.
    The investigation of crime involves the study of various facts and
    findings, with the intention of finding whether an individual is guilty or
    not, for an offence. This process involves the use of a variety of
    techniques, which includes interviews, interrogations, forensic analysis,
    etc

    To begin the discussion about the methods and techniques of criminal


    investigation, it is necessary to provide a realistic definition criminal
    investigation . Criminal investigation is a multifaceted effort that
    involves the study of facts presented by a criminal act or pattern of
    criminal conduct. These facts are then used to identify, locate, and prove
    the guilt or innocence of a person or persons. Criminal investigation is
    usually carried out by a law enforcement agency using all the resources
    available to the government, local, state, or federal, to discover, locate,
    or establish evidence proving and verifying the relevant facts for
    presentation to a court or other judicial authority.

    Determine whether a crime has been committed.


    Decide if the crime was committed within the investigator’s jurisdiction.
    Discover all facts pertaining to the complaint.
    Gather and preserve physical evidence. Develop and follow up all clues.

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