sec.163BWhat is a crime scene

### sec.163B What is a crime scene A place is a crime scene if— either of the following apply— a crime scene threshold offence happened at the place; there may be evidence at the place, of a significant probative value, of the commission of a crime scene threshold offence that happened at another place; and it is necessary to protect the place for the time reasonably necessary to search for and gather evidence of the commission of the crime scene threshold offence. s 163B ins 2018 No. 20 s 23 - (a) either of the following apply— (i) a crime scene threshold offence happened at the place; (ii) there may be evidence at the place, of a significant probative value, of the commission of a crime scene threshold offence that happened at another place; and - (i) a crime scene threshold offence happened at the place; - (ii) there may be evidence at the place, of a significant probative value, of the commission of a crime scene threshold offence that happened at another place; and - (b) it is necessary to protect the place for the time reasonably necessary to search for and gather evidence of the commission of the crime scene threshold offence. - (i) a crime scene threshold offence happened at the place; - (ii) there may be evidence at the place, of a significant probative value, of the commission of a crime scene threshold offence that happened at another place; and