Crime Scene Report

/ˈkraɪm siːn rɪˈpɔːrt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A formal written document detailing observations, evidence, and actions recorded at the location of a criminal incident.
    The detective submitted the crime scene report to the prosecutor's office.

Forms

  • crime scene report
  • crime scene reports

Commentary

Typically drafted by law enforcement or forensic personnel, crime scene reports must be thorough and precise, as they play a critical role in legal proceedings and evidence authentication.

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