Basic Criminal Investigation Course

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Basic course of 4 hours free

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What will I learn?

Get the main points of detective work with our Primary Criminal Case Investigation Training. Go deep into how to look at a crime scene, and get good at finding and understanding footprints, small bits of things left behind, and fingerprints. Learn how to collect evidence the right way and know the laws and what's right and wrong, like knowing the rights of people suspected of a crime and how to keep track of evidence from the start to the finish. Make your skills better in security systems, watching people, and asking questions that get real answers. Learn how to figure out what kind of person might have done a crime by looking at how they act, and understand the basics of how science helps solve crimes, like DNA and big collections of crime information. Join now so you can get better at investigating cases.

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Learning outcomes

Enhance your development of the practical skills listed below

Get good at crime scene work: Be able to understand footprints and fingerprints well.

Follow the laws: Make sure investigations are fair and respect the rights of people suspected of crimes.

Understand watching and security: Know how to understand what you see in security videos and how security systems work.

Be good at asking questions: Be able to talk to people easily and understand what they say in their statements.

Figure out suspects: Make guesses about the kind of person who did a crime by looking at how they act and why they might have done it.