Processing a crime scene consists of the following, although the sequence can be fluid at times, what is the common order in which the tasks are performed?
i. Survey the Crime Scene
ii. Search for fingerprints, DNS, and other physical evidence
iii. Photographing and sketching the crime scene
iv. Recording and documenting the location of physical evidence at the crime scene
v. Mapping and measuring the crime scene

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The most common order in which the tasks are performed at a crime scene is i, iii, v, iv, ii. This means that the first step is to survey the crime scene, then photograph and sketch it, followed by mapping and measuring it. The next step is to record and document the location of physical evidence at the crime scene, and finally, search for fingerprints, DNA, and other physical evidence. This sequence allows for a thorough and organized processing of the crime scene, ensuring that all the evidence is properly collected and documented. Choice C is the only option that correctly follows this order.

Processing a Crime Scene Consists of the Following, Although the Sequence