CEN/TC 419 - Project Committee - Forensic science services
To ensure the integrity of the forensic process (as a single process), the Project Committee should develop European Standards which lay down the provisions for forensic science processes, which start at the scene of crime, through the recognition, recording, recovery, transportation and storage of material followed by the examination, analysis of material, interpretation of results, reporting and data exchange
Project Committee - Forensic science services
To ensure the integrity of the forensic process (as a single process), the Project Committee should develop European Standards which lay down the provisions for forensic science processes, which start at the scene of crime, through the recognition, recording, recovery, transportation and storage of material followed by the examination, analysis of material, interpretation of results, reporting and data exchange
General Information
This document specifies requirements for the forensic process focusing on recognition, recording, collection, transport and storage of items of potential forensic value. It includes requirements for the assessment and examination of scenes but is also applicable to activities that occur within the facility. This document also includes quality requirements.
This document is not applicable to procedures for the recovery of data from digital storage media which is covered by ISO/IEC 27037. However, the storage medium itself can yield additional items of forensic value (e.g. fingerprints or DNA).
Annex D shows the applicability of this document to the forensic process.
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