Course Details
Learners will demonstrate the key theoretical and practical techniques on how to collect, document, catalogue, and analyze evidence and information; make appropriate case recommendations; and organize information in an investigative file. Learners will also examine the role and responsibilities of investigators and contrast the various stages of investigative work: from attending the scene, crime scene management, to gathering information. Learners will use of a variety of investigative techniques and methods including the principles of major case management and documentation of findings and what happens during case preparation. (Formerly BLES301)
This course is only open to students who have been admitted to the Bachelor of Law Enforcement Studies. Please see the BLES program page for more information, and for instructions on how to apply to the program.
- It is reccomended but not required that students take LAWS-2201 before LAWS-3000
Prerequisites
Course Offerings
Sep 03, 2024 - Dec 06, 2024
Online
Invest & Forensic Evidence
LAWS-3000-OL001
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Sep 03, 2024 - Dec 03, 2024
New Westminster Campus
Invest & Forensic Evidence
LAWS-3000-NWP10
Seats available
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Tues 5:00pm-8:00pm
Sep 03, 2024 - Dec 03, 2024
New Westminster Campus
Invest & Forensic Evidence
LAWS-3000-NWP11
Seats available
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Tues 5:00pm-8:00pm
Sep 03, 2024 - Dec 03, 2024
New Westminster Campus
Invest & Forensic Evidence
LAWS-3000-NWP09
Seats available
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Tues 5:00pm-8:00pm