> Primarily, however, I think the definitive answer is
though that the work
is
> technically correct and specific as far as the
procedures involved ...
like
> Tom Clancy and the technical details in his works
... so a coroner, EMS,
> fireman, DA, etc., could be the point of view or
even the criminal as long
as
> the detail of the work is the police
procedure.
Would you have the detail of the police procedure if taken
from the criminal's point of view? I think I can see a way,
but the criminal would still be outside of the actual
procedure, seeing only what the public is allowed to see,
until he is caught and becomes a part of the procedure.
Interesting.
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