An edition of Law enforcement property & evidence management guide
(2001)
Law enforcement property & evidence management guide
by California. Commission on Peace Officer ...
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The purpose of this property and evidence management guide is to provide standardized guidelines for the management of the property and evidence system and the processing of property and evidence. Proper management and procedures help to ensure the integrity of the property process, protect the evidentiary value of property, and restore property to its owners in a timely manner. The failure to manage the property and evidence system correctly can affect the prosecution of criminal violators, resulting in embarrassment and financial loss to the agency, and lead to a loss of public confidence in the agency.
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Table of Contents
Commissioners
Foreword / Kenneth J. O'Brien
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Organizational considerations
2. Documentation
3. Storage facilities
4. Property/evidence handling procedures
5. Audits and inventories
6. Property disposition/purging
7. Legal and regulatory issues
8. Automation
Index
Appendix A. Glossary of terms
Appendix B. Sample forms
Appendix C. What every law enforcement officer should know about DNA evidence / National Commission on the Future of DNA Evidence, National Institute of Justice (September 1999).
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