A focused approach to Crime Scene & Evidence Review
A description of an incident may leave unanswered questions about sight lines, distances, access, or sequence. ISI helps counsel examine those issues by reviewing available materials and documenting relevant locations when access is lawful and practical.
What the investigation can include
Work may include scene photographs, review of client-supplied images and reports, timeline comparison, and identification of potential witnesses or additional records. Changed conditions are recorded so present-day observations are not mistaken for the original scene.
Clear, documented findings
The report links observations to the assignment and explains the date, perspective, and limitations of any photographs or measurements. Questions requiring specialized scientific analysis are identified for counsel’s consideration.
What to prepare before we speak
Share the incident date, exact location, existing scene materials, and the factual questions that need review. Provide any access permissions or preservation instructions.
Scope and practical limits
This service does not imply a forensic laboratory, accident reconstruction, or scientific expert opinion. Specialized testing must be assigned to a qualified expert.