Apr 17, 2010 18:39
14 yrs ago
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English term
SOC No.
English
Law/Patents
Law (general)
It's from a document named "Exhibit Bag"
This can't be social security number, because after this go:
Name/Rank/No.
Signature
Date
Name/Rank/No.
Signature
Date
Name/Rank/No.
Signature
Date
(several times) for several persons, but SOC No. on the top is only once.
Thank you in advance!
This can't be social security number, because after this go:
Name/Rank/No.
Signature
Date
Name/Rank/No.
Signature
Date
Name/Rank/No.
Signature
Date
(several times) for several persons, but SOC No. on the top is only once.
Thank you in advance!
Responses
| 5 +6 | SOC No. - scene of crime number |
juvera
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| 3 +3 | Scene of Crime No. |
cmwilliams (X)
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| 2 +1 | Standard Occupational Classification number |
Ildiko Santana
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Responses
+6
2 hrs
Selected
SOC No. - scene of crime number
Standard police abbreviation in the UK.
Obviously, each "scene of crime" gets a number,
and the name, rank and No. of the officers dealing with the issue are written down, signed and dated by them.
...submit the sample to Scenes of Crime (SOC) with the associated ...
www.thamesvalley.police.uk/pub-policiesandprocedures-dna.pd...
SOC Officers deal with victims of crime and members of the public ... forums.careers-advice.org › Careers Advice
DNA SOC cases submitted to Tayside Laboratory...
www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2002/04/14566/3355
The Identification Branch and the Laboratory merged with the Edinburgh Bureau of the SFS to form the Edinburgh Branch of the SPSA Forensic Services. Today approximately 100 staff examine over 9000 scenes of crime, produce over 5000 scene productions and another 2000 digital scene of crime (SOC) images, deliver 5000 forensic science cases (general biology, DNA, general chemistry, drugs and toxicology). It has the only police forensic toxicology facility in the UK, providing a criminal tox service to all Scottish police forces and morbid tox analysis for Lothian and Borders police force.
www.spsa-forensics.police.uk/about/edinburgh
Obviously, each "scene of crime" gets a number,
and the name, rank and No. of the officers dealing with the issue are written down, signed and dated by them.
...submit the sample to Scenes of Crime (SOC) with the associated ...
www.thamesvalley.police.uk/pub-policiesandprocedures-dna.pd...
SOC Officers deal with victims of crime and members of the public ... forums.careers-advice.org › Careers Advice
DNA SOC cases submitted to Tayside Laboratory...
www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2002/04/14566/3355
The Identification Branch and the Laboratory merged with the Edinburgh Bureau of the SFS to form the Edinburgh Branch of the SPSA Forensic Services. Today approximately 100 staff examine over 9000 scenes of crime, produce over 5000 scene productions and another 2000 digital scene of crime (SOC) images, deliver 5000 forensic science cases (general biology, DNA, general chemistry, drugs and toxicology). It has the only police forensic toxicology facility in the UK, providing a criminal tox service to all Scottish police forces and morbid tox analysis for Lothian and Borders police force.
www.spsa-forensics.police.uk/about/edinburgh
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+1
23 mins
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Standard Occupational Classification number
It would be helpful to see what number follows the abbreviation; the number format might narrow it down in what classification system this term is used. Based on the other fields, name/rank, it could be the Standard Occupational Classification. The abbreviation "SOC No." is rarely used for Social Security numbers; the standard abbreviation is SSN or Soc. Sec. #. I'm not sure how name/rank/SOC number/signature are related to the "exhibit bag" itself. An exhibit bag is a bag for securing and retaining articles of evidence in tamper-evident fashion. The data in your list refer to persons.
Reference:
Note from asker:
| Nothing follows the abbreviation, the field is empty |
| It's a British document. Thank you! |
| Then why for one person only? I repeat, this goes only once! |
+3
2 hrs
Scene of Crime No.
Continuity of Exhibits and Exhibit Labels (Appendix E). 1.2 It is relevant to Senior Investigating .... obtain a PACE DNA sample and indicate on the outer bag SAMPLE ... submit the sample to Scenes of Crime (SOC) with the associated ...
www.thamesvalley.police.uk/pub-policiesandprocedures-dna.pd...
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