When Brass is there...that's rather annoying. Usually the detectives are hardly ever at a scene, it's the uniformed officers. Detectives read over everyone else's notes, but we wouldn't really like Brass or Vartann if they just sat on theirs all day.
Uniformed officers are treated like they're unimportant, like they're--dumb sometimes, like the detectives, the CSIs, they know everything. The interviews...so many violations of Charter Rights, so many things that would get it all thrown out of court.
Those people who don't understand the meaning of the word artistic license, a lot of people at school...a lot of people who actually work in forensics...
Don't get me wrong, but when you first enter a scene, you want to reconstruct it so it is exactly as the offender left it, meaning that you typically do not want to turn on lights (without writing it in your notes and reports), you don't want to turn off any televisions, or turn down the radio without writing all of that stuff down...
You know, the technical stuff.
