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How to fill out the Department Of Public Safety Crime Laboratory Evidence Receipt online
This guide provides a clear and structured approach to completing the Department Of Public Safety Crime Laboratory Evidence Receipt online. From obtaining the form to submitting it correctly, this guide will support users in ensuring that all necessary information is correctly filled out.
Follow the steps to effectively complete the evidence receipt form.
- Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it for editing.
- Begin by filling out the lab case number and agency case number sections at the top of the form. Make sure to provide accurate and relevant identifiers for your case.
- Input your contact details, including your phone number, the investigating officer's name and title, and the agency you are representing.
- Complete the fields for the evidence technician, email address, suspects, and victims involved in the case.
- Specify the offense and the date of the offense, along with any relevant categorization such as 'New Case', 'Additional Evidence', or 'Resubmission'.
- Indicate the county and any investigative leads as applicable.
- In the evidence submitted section, carefully enter unique numbers/letters for each individual item of evidence you are submitting. Be sure to indicate the examination(s) requested alongside the corresponding abbreviations.
- Proceed to fill out the chain of custody section. Ensure that all item numbers are listed on the first line, using a single line entry for the items submitted.
- If needed, continue adding evidence items on the next page or additional receipts as necessary, ensuring all details are clearly documented.
- Finally, check all information for accuracy, and then save changes, download, print, or share the form as required for your submission.
Complete your documents online to ensure a smooth submission process.
Most biological evidence is packaged in paper bags or boxes. Unless it is thoroughly air-dried, biological evidence should not be packaged in plastic because it promotes the growth of mold and degrades the biological evidence, rendering it useless for DNA testing.
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