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    A crime scene sketch should include a rough initial sketch followed by a final scaled draft with north labeled and all evidence numbered and identified in a key along with case details. All objects must be measured from two fixed landmarks to provide an accurate representation of the scene.

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    A crime scene sketch should include a rough initial sketch followed by a final scaled draft with north labeled and all evidence numbered and identified in a key along with case details. All objects must be measured from two fixed landmarks to provide an accurate representation of the scene.

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    A crime scene sketch should include a rough initial sketch followed by a final scaled draft with north labeled and all evidence numbered and identified in a key along with case details. All objects must be measured from two fixed landmarks to provide an accurate representation of the scene.

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    Murtagh Edison High School Forensic Science

    Follow these guidelines when sketching any crime scene:


    1.

    Take a rough sketch of the scene 1st. Then go back later and make a final draft.
    1.

    This final draft must be to scale! The scale must be included.

    2.
    3.

    North must be labeled on the sketch.


    All evidence must be numbered with a key included to identify the evidence.

    4.

    By the key, include Case Number, Date, Location, and Names of sketchers.
    All objects at the scene must be measured from two IMMOVABLE landmarks.

    5.

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