Police Investigations - HID2007

Assessment 1: Written plan

Written plan to support summative assignment 1.

Formative assignment 1 (Written assignment - coursework)

Assessment 2: Written plan

Written plan to inform summative assignment 2. 

Formative assignment 2 (written plan)

Assessment 2: Written Assignment

Review of police case investigation from E&amp;W and identify any strengths/weaknesses of the investigation as well as proposing how to improve the investigation based on EBP research.

Written Assignment

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

Develop an Investigation strategy document based on a crime (Could include, but is not limited to, Theft, Burglary, Domestic Abuse, Robbery, Assault).

<p>This module introduces you to the structure, processes, and role of police investigations, and the legal, resourcing and professional/ethical standards within which they operate. It reviews core elements of the investigative process, different investigative types, and how different forms of information are utilised. It considers victim/witness support during the investigative process, reviews the differing roles of key stakeholders, and explores roles and relationships between police investigators and specialist partners. It considers how personal attitudes, values and bias can influence investigations, and reviews how investigations and investigative material are managed and reviewed.</p>

College of Policing (CoP) professional body requirement.

School of Human and Health Sciences

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Police Studies/Applied Criminology

HID2007 - Police Investigations

Police Investigations

Appraise the structure and processes in relation to conducting an investigation.

Critically discuss the range of specialists to liaise with in relation to complex live (or cold) cases.

Explain the difference between 'volume and priority' crime and 'serious and complex' crime and the relevance to the investigative process.

Demonstrate the processes associated with conducting complex investigations, the intricacies associated with victim and witness care.

Distinguish between the types of evidence that may be obtained, and the appropriate processes for gathering and managing evidence/information that may be pertinent to an investigation.

Examine fundamental principles, legislation, powers and supporting principles related to conducting investigations and police interviews.