The classification of a crime scene interferes with the priority or importance of that crime scene?

The classification of a crime scene is done in accordance to the location that the first or original criminal activity took place. The secondary crime scenes are also classified, and none of these classification interfere with the importance or priority of the investigation. Instead, they simply designate the sequence in which the locations are involved in the occurrence that is being investigated

Well the french and indian war took place around 1754-1763 also they were pitted the colonies of british america against those of new france, each side supported by military units from the parent country by american indian it was a seven years war, but it ended with the treaty of paris in main point is that the british wanted to settle in the ohio river valley and to trade with native americans who lived there,so the french built forts to protect their trade with the indians,also in 1754, george washington led an army against the french! can finish it off(hope that (:

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