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We understand the critical importance of thoroughness in examining crime scenes, and our app is crafted to ensure that no detail goes unnoticed.
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The C.S.I. Checklist™ App and Training Program offer a comprehensive solution to enhance the efficiency, legality, and confidence of criminal investigations.
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Our C.S.I. Checklist™ app is meticulously designed to be the ultimate virtual partner for law enforcement, ensuring a thorough and streamlined crime scene assessment from evidence collection to documentation, surpassing traditional checklists.
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Our programs provide comprehensive training, equipping individuals with the expertise required for intricate crime scene assessments, documentation, and investigative methodologies, setting a standard beyond conventional training approaches.
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C.S.I. Checklist™ app is a product of ForensIQ, Inc., produced to assist law enforcement, forensic science, fire services, legal and medical professionals real-time in the field. It represents a quick reference guide, always with you on your mobile device, organized in a bulleted checklist format, that can immediately be referred to when approaching or handling a crime scene or interviewing a complainant.
Why checklists are vital for C.S.I. professionals
In 1935, at Wright Air Field in Dayton, Ohio, an airplane crash resulted in multiple deaths to the onboard crew. The cause of the disaster was determined not to be from any mechanical failure but from simple pilot error during preflight preparation.
It was because of this event that the aviation community was the first to create the idea of a checklist procedure to be set in place to ensure all required preflight procedures were completed each and every time.
That checklist procedure is still in place today and has been recognized by other professions as an essential process to be used.
Much of work today has entered a similar sophistication of activities like aviation, to include medical clinicians, software designers, financial managers, fire fighters, lawyers, and most certainly law enforcement officers.
What all these occupations do are now too complex for them to carry out reliably from memory alone. Multiple fields, in other words, have become ‘too much airplane for one person to fly.’