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Orientation

Course subject(s) 2. The Forensic Engineering Investigation

In the video below we will focus on some questions that you need to ask yourself to be able to meet the principles of the Ring of Trustworthiness during the Orientation step in a Forensic Engineering investigation. These questions, for instance related to experience and available time, do not specifically focus on one principle of the Ring of Trustworthiness, but can be requirements to meet the principles in later steps of the investigation.

Orientation

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