The presentation of findings is an
important procedure in an investigation. This may be how a case is presented at
court or how evidence is presented. This could be a case file that includes
photographs and sketches of the crime scene. These supply the court with a
picture of what the crime scene was like and would show any evidence that would
have been at the crime scene. It’s important that any evidence in that
investigation is included and accurately supported because these can be
questioned in court. This is to provide the court with all the evidence and
information that was built up throughout the case.
In the Madeleine McCann case there will
be a case file that contains every detail and evidence regarding the case.
Although this case has never gone to court, there will still be a case file
that includes evidence, any leads, witness statements and information/notes
regarding to the case. This would be important if the case was to be presented
in court, the court would be supplied with the whole picture of the case and
all the information and not just a description. It would be beneficial and
vital that the case would be presented in court correctly because based on how
that case is portrayed plays a role in the decision a judge would make. It is
important that the evidence from the case is explained correctly in court to
allow the judge to make their judgement.
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