Certificate In Crime Investigation
- Description
- Curriculum
- Reviews
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1
Introduction to Criminal Investigations -
2Criminal Investigation as a Thinking Process
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3Towards Modern-Day Investigation
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4The Path to Becoming an Investigator Introduction to Criminal Investigations
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5Some Important Basic Concepts
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6Fundamental Justice and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
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7The Role of the Judge, the Prosecutor, the Defence, and the Burden of Proof Reasonable Grounds to Believe and burden of proof
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8Reasonable Grounds to Believe
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9The Adversarial System and Statutory Law
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10Common Law (Case Law)
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11Actus Reus and Mens Rea
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12The duty to investigate and the use of discretion
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13Arrest and Detention
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14What You Need To Know About Evidence
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15The Probative of Evidence, Relevant Evidence, and Direct Evidence
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16Circumstantial, Inculpatory, Exculpatory and Corroborative Evidence
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17Disclosure of Evidence
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18Hearsay Evidence
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19Search, Seizure and Exclusion of Evidence
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20What You Need To Know About Evidence - Lesson Summary
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21Progression of the Investigative Process
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22Investigative Responses & Event Classification
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23Response Transition Matrix (RTM)
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