An Intensive 5-day Training Course
Processing Evidence in Criminal Investigation
Practical Advice on Investigative Doctrine
Course Introduction
The performance of Investigators is continuously under review by their respective Governments worldwide. It is widely understood that improvement is always possible and development expected.
This OXFORD Management Centre training Course looks at a Core Investigative Doctrine on the Principles of Criminal Investigation, which will assist investigators at any level to meet targets set by the respective Governments to increase the number of offenders brought to justice and thereby improve public confidence in the investigative process.
This training course will highlight:
- Developments in Investigation
- The role of the Investigator
- Investigative Knowledge
- The Legal Framework
- The Criminal Investigation Process
- Investigative Strategies
- Investigative Management
Objectives
After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Understand Criminal Investigation
- Understand the Investigative Process
- Learn Scene Management
- Understand Interviewing Best Practice
- Be equipped to manage an investigation properly
Training Methodology
This is an introductory / intermediate level course, and delegates are not required to have any previous experience in Criminal Investigation. The delivery will be interactive with exercises and role-plays to simulate scenarios and situations that professionals will encounter.
Organisational Impact
This training course will benefit organisations in all investigative levels by
- Enhancing appreciation of the increasing rises in crime
- Increasing the awareness of evidence collection
- Showing investigators where to look for evidence, both physical and circumstantial
- Giving them the tools and techniques to investigate better
- Showing them how to detect crime and thereby increasing public confidence
Personal Impact
This training course will enable delegates to enhance their knowledge in the following disciplines:
- Know how to recognise crime and know when to investigate
- Learning about and Evaluating Evidence
- Understanding why we need Continuity within the Investigation at all levels
- Understand the limits of the Legal Framework
- Investigation Techniques, both covert and overt to help you gather evidence
Who Should Attend?
This training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:
- Newly Appointed Police Officers
- Practitioners needing a broader understanding of how to investigate all types of crime
- Anybody who is using technology for Investigation
- Members of evidence collection (search) teams who need to learn more about what and where to look
- Investigation Managers need a broader understanding of how different levels of investigation can be handled
Course Outline
Day 1
Introduction to Criminal Investigation
- Criminal Investigation
- The role of the Investigator
- The Forensic Investigator
- The Benefits of Investigation
Day 2
Investigative Knowledge
- Knowledge required by Investigators
- The Legal Framework: Ethics.
- The Characteristics of Crime:
- Modus Operandi
- Characteristics of Victims, Witnesses, and Offenders
- Investigative Principles
- Developing Knowledge
Day 3
The Legal Framework
- Evidence
- Best Evidence
- The Adversarial System
- Relevant Acts to Investigation (PACE, Human Rights, and RIPA).
- Duty of Care
Day 4
The Criminal Investigation Process
- Material and how Material is generated
- The Methods of the Criminal Investigation
- A Model of the Investigation Process
- Initial Investigation
- Investigative evaluation
- Further Investigation
- Suspect Management
- Evidence evaluation
- Case Management
Day 5
Investigative Decision making and Strategies
- How Investigators make decisions?
- The Evaluation Process
- Hypotheses
- Scene Strategy
- Search Strategy
- Victim and Witness Strategy
- Intelligence Strategy
Certificate
Oxford Management Centre Certificate will be provided to delegates who successfully completed the training course.
Accreditation
