Before any actual work at the scene begins, an investigator should try to stand back at an appropriate vantage point on the periphery of the scene and formulate a systematic plan, considering all of the following except:

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The other options, such as how the search should be conducted, what needs to be photographed, and where possible sources of physical evidence are located, are all important considerations when formulating a systematic plan for the investigation. However, the amount of overtime incurred and how long the investigation will take are not vital considerations at this initial stage.

Before Any Actual Work at the Scene Begins, an Investigator