SnooperDuper
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I'm not sure what your point is here. That, because they were investigating other crimes that may be connected to the accused, it's okay to let TB's case simmer for a year?
Do you think it simmered for a year, or, since neither of DM, MS or CN talked, it took a year to investigate?
The Crown is obligated to provide full disclosure to the Defense in a timely manner. That includes any and all parts of the investigation, including things that may point to an accused's innocence. If new evidence is found after disclosure has been provided, that still needs to be disclosed to the Defense as soon as it's available.
LE can't disclose information that will compromise a current investigation, so I bet there was a ton of info they were able to hold back until they closed the main investigation if they didn't lay charges until April 2014 (I think there is a time limit on how long they have to make the case? Lay charges? That's where time limits lie.)
No software is perfect.
That diagram was prepared by CBC, not HPS.
The point is, MCM has powerful tools for visualizing and organizing data. DM's team had BeeDocs. Now they don't even have DP.
I doubt that the defense received a pile of paper. More than likely a box of computer files.
Loads of PDFs:
Case preparation can be an intimidating task, especially in large investigations where vast numbers of documents, actions, exhibits and various multimedia files have been assembled.
PowerCase provides case preparation facilities to ensure disclosure decisions are processed and recorded accurately, and your investigative information is compiled and assembled promptly, and in the appropriate format required, for any business area (e.g. prosecution).
Xanalys eBrief is integrated into the PowerCase platform to generate a range of documents (and document tree structures) from your collection of evidence. Briefs of Evidence, Witness Lists, Statements, Disclosure Schedules (MG6) can be automatically created in an electronic format that is easy to distribute and process using other tools (e.g. PDF generation).
eBrief uses open standards such as web services, XML and XPS to allow for easy customisation of generated reports using commonly available XML tools.
http://www.xanalys.com/products/powercase/powercase-features/
Thank heavens for that system speeding up the investigation. Otherwise it might have taken four to six years to get to trial. :gaah:
JMO
Who knows? Three murders is a lot to investigate.