CCSI - Training
CCSI - Training
Evidence Classification
Direct vs. Circumstantial
Look closely at each photo of evidence and decide whether it’s direct or circumstantial. Direct Evidence proves someone committed the act. Circumstantial Evidence only connects them by association. Tip: Ask yourself — does this clue prove they did it, or just that they were there?Click on each photo to classify.
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
suspect confesses to the crime
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
suspect confesses to the crime
Circumstantial Evidence
Suspect's car seen leaving scene
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
GPS data showing suspect near the crime scene
Direct Evidence
suspect confesses to the crime
Circumstantial Evidence
Suspect's car seen leaving scene
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
GPS data showing suspect near the crime scene
Direct Evidence
suspect confesses to the crime
Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
Threatening Message
Suspect's car seen leaving scene
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
DirectcEvidence
police body-cam footage of crime being committed
GPS data showing suspect near the crime scene
Direct Evidence
suspect confesses to the crime
Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
Threatening Message
Suspect's car seen leaving scene
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
Eyewitness Identification
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
Eyewitness Identification
Circumstantial Evidence
Fingerprints on weapon
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
Surveillance Footage
Direct Evidence
Eyewitness Identification
Circumstantial Evidence
Fingerprints on weapon
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
Surveillance Footage
Direct Evidence
Eyewitness Identification
Circumstantial Evidence
Wallet at the Scene
Circumstantial Evidence
Fingerprints on weapon
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
Surveillance Footage
DNA under victim's fingernails
Direct Evidence
Eyewitness Identification
Circumstantial Evidence
Wallet at the Scene
Circumstantial Evidence
Fingerprints on weapon
CCSI - Training
Body-Cam footage
Fingerprint
Eyewitness Testimony
Suspect's car seen at scene
Threatening Message
Video footage of the Crime
Wallet Found at Scene
Suspect Confession
DNA under victim's nails
GPS of suspects vehicle
Evidence Classification
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CCSI - Training
CCSI - Training
Evidence Classification
Direct vs. Circumstantial
Look closely at each photo of evidence and decide whether it’s direct or circumstantial. Direct Evidence proves someone committed the act. Circumstantial Evidence only connects them by association. Tip: Ask yourself — does this clue prove they did it, or just that they were there?Click on each photo to classify.
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
suspect confesses to the crime
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
suspect confesses to the crime
Circumstantial Evidence
Suspect's car seen leaving scene
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
GPS data showing suspect near the crime scene
Direct Evidence
suspect confesses to the crime
Circumstantial Evidence
Suspect's car seen leaving scene
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
GPS data showing suspect near the crime scene
Direct Evidence
suspect confesses to the crime
Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
Threatening Message
Suspect's car seen leaving scene
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
DirectcEvidence
police body-cam footage of crime being committed
GPS data showing suspect near the crime scene
Direct Evidence
suspect confesses to the crime
Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
Threatening Message
Suspect's car seen leaving scene
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
Eyewitness Identification
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
Eyewitness Identification
Circumstantial Evidence
Fingerprints on weapon
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
Surveillance Footage
Direct Evidence
Eyewitness Identification
Circumstantial Evidence
Fingerprints on weapon
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
Surveillance Footage
Direct Evidence
Eyewitness Identification
Circumstantial Evidence
Wallet at the Scene
Circumstantial Evidence
Fingerprints on weapon
CCSI Training
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Direct Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
Surveillance Footage
DNA under victim's fingernails
Direct Evidence
Eyewitness Identification
Circumstantial Evidence
Wallet at the Scene
Circumstantial Evidence
Fingerprints on weapon
CCSI - Training
Body-Cam footage
Fingerprint
Eyewitness Testimony
Suspect's car seen at scene
Threatening Message
Video footage of the Crime
Wallet Found at Scene
Suspect Confession
DNA under victim's nails
GPS of suspects vehicle