Guidelines
• Do not be overconfident. Be certain that you have gathered all the information. Before you conclude the investigation, ask yourself, “Is there more information I should attempt to obtain? Have I overlooked anything that could make a difference in the outcome of the investigation?”
• Do not jump to conclusions.
• Never take things for granted—make no assumptions about how much information is needed before you begin searching. False assumptions of ten lead to the loss of valuable information and evidence.
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