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Sexual Assault Kit Supplemental Submission Form North Carolina State Crime Laboratory Forensic Biology Reconversion 2 Effective Date: 10/01/2020STIMS # PART A: TO BE COMPLETED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY

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How to fill out sexual assault kit supplemental

1. Gather all necessary materials, including the sexual assault kit supplemental form.
2. Start by providing your personal information, such as name, date of birth, and contact information.
3. Fill out the details about the incident, including the date, time, and location.
4. Describe the circumstances of the assault in as much detail as possible.
5. Provide information about the perpetrator, if known, including their name, physical appearance, and any identifying details.
6. Document any injuries or physical evidence related to the assault.
7. Include any additional information or details that may be relevant to the case.
8. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness.
9. Sign and date the form.
10. Submit the sexual assault kit supplemental form to the appropriate authorities.

Who needs sexual assault kit supplemental?

1. Anyone who has experienced a sexual assault and wishes to report it to the authorities should fill out a sexual assault kit supplemental. This form is typically required by law enforcement agencies and medical professionals involved in the investigation and treatment of sexual assault cases.

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What is sexual assault kit supplemental?

A sexual assault kit supplemental is a form that provides additional information related to the evidence collected in a sexual assault case, often used to track the kit's progress through the legal system.

Who is required to file sexual assault kit supplemental?

Law enforcement agencies and/or healthcare providers are typically required to file the sexual assault kit supplemental as part of the processing of a sexual assault kit.

How to fill out sexual assault kit supplemental?

To fill out a sexual assault kit supplemental, provide information such as the victim's details, incident description, evidence collected, and the status of the investigation, following the specific instructions provided by local authorities.

What is the purpose of sexual assault kit supplemental?

The purpose of the sexual assault kit supplemental is to ensure comprehensive documentation of the evidence collection and processing, aiding in the investigation and prosecution of sexual assault cases.

What information must be reported on sexual assault kit supplemental?

Information reported on the sexual assault kit supplemental typically includes victim identifiers, incident details, evidence collected, chain of custody, and any relevant follow-up actions taken by law enforcement or medical personnel.