ITEMS REQUIRED BY THE COMMITTEE FOR CASE ASSESSMENT 

I.          All Investigative Reports 

II.          Photographs:
a.   Complete photographs of the crime scene.
b.   Color photos of the victim.
c.   The larger the photo, the better.  The camera should focus on the depth and extent of the wounds.
d.   Body positioning, different angles.
e.   If residence is involved, photos of other rooms, including a crime scene sketch which depicts the entire scene and floor plan of the residence.
f.    If possible, photos of the area to include an aerial shot to show relationship of body placement to area. 

III.         Neighborhood and complex
a.   Racial, ethnic and social data 

IV.        Medical Examiner’s Report (Autopsy Protocol)
a.   Photos to show full extent of damage to body
      i.   Stabbing, number of cuts
        ii.  Gun shot
        iii. Bruises
        iv. Lividity
        v.   Etc.
b.   Laboratory reports (if available)
c.   Are wounds post mortem?
d.   Feel of the medical examiner which is not committed to the report