Clifford states that the investigation must present and evaluate evidence.
Why does Clifford advocate this?
- Because without evidence wrong conclusions will likely be drawn.
- Because without evidence it is impossible to make a fair judgment.
For Clifford, the assessment of evidence and its presentation is the primary duty of an investigation. That's because the evidence will give the correct support for making the appropriate decisions in a case. Furthermore, the presentations of this investigation are what justify the investigation's actions to those who are connected to them in some way.
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