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If the criminal is caught, they may have a trial depending on the severity of the crime and the willingness of the command staff to host one. As the prosecution, ''you must attend this trial''. Bring all the evidence against the criminal including finger print scan results, pictures of the crime scene, and testimonies from possible witnesses. | If the criminal is caught, they may have a trial depending on the severity of the crime and the willingness of the command staff to host one. As the prosecution, ''you must attend this trial''. Bring all the evidence against the criminal including finger print scan results, pictures of the crime scene, and testimonies from possible witnesses. | ||
===Occupation: Dick Gumshoe=== | |||
Of course it's important to keep your evidence at least somewhat organized, but if you're feeling particularly hard boiled and want to go the extra mile (and you manage to convince the [[Captain|right]] [[Head of Security|people]] to actually try a criminal before punishing them), here are some tips: | |||
* Use your hand labeller to label everything related to one case with a name you'll easily recognise. (For example "Clown Case" if it was the [[clown]] who honked for the last time.) | |||
* There are multiple lockers in Evidence Storage, stick to one per case. | |||
* File all paperwork that belongs to a single case away in one folder. You start with two folders in your office and there are plenty more around the station. | |||
* File the folders of closed cases away in your filing cabinet so you know where they are if you suddenly need them again. | |||
* Although you can do the prosecution yourself, the [[Head of Security]] will probably not want to miss out on this chance. Make sure they know exactly what evidence you found and what you will testify about in the trial. | |||
==Advanced Detective Work== | ==Advanced Detective Work== | ||