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hi everyone and good afternoon from sunny oxford or good morning good evening depending on where youre joining us from thank you all for joining us today for uh the sixth session of our engaging with evidence session uh sorry webinar session even im adriana stasiu im a policy and engagement manager at the government outcomes lab and together with my colleague tanya hamid will be hosting todays session weve got absolutely stellar lineup of guest speakers joining us today uh to discuss how outcomes-based partnerships have been responding and adapted to the covet crisis and what we can learn from this experience about how these types of partnerships can help us support their recovery efforts um for those of you who are new to the government outcomes lab or who havent joined a previous engaging with evidence session were a small research center based at oxford university um and we do research around the evidence for the use of outcomes based commissioning outcomes based contracting

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The five steps recommended by the Federal Bureau of Investigation for collecting and preserving evidence are (1) obtaining it legally; (2) describing the evidence in detailed notes; (3) identifying it accurately and positively; (4) packaging it properly for identification, storage, or shipment to the laboratory; and (5
Trace Evidence The evidence recovered, if handled properly, can further enhance its usefulness to forensic practitioners. It can help in identifying individuals associated with the specific item. Its recovery location can also help in understanding the mechanics of the actual incident of disposal or submerging.
Trace evidence can include a wide variety of materials, but the most commonly tested are hair, fibers, paint and glass.
Collection techniques include picking, lifting, scraping, vacuum sweeping, combing and clipping. Several tools can be used for the collection of trace evidence (eg tweezers, tape lifts, spatulas).
The term trace evidence is generally thought of as any type of evidence occurring in sizes so small that it can be transferred or exchanged between two surfaces without being noticed.
Trace Evidence Analysis is the discipline of forensic science that deals with the minute transfers of materials that cannot be seen with the unaided eye. The handling and analysis of trace evidence requires care and specialized techniques.
The best evidence is anything that can be linked to a unique, single, specific source. This is called individual evidence. Examples are fingerprints, handwriting, DNA patterns, and sometimes physical matches, such as a piece of broken glass that fits exactly to another, like a jigsaw puzzle piece.

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