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    Computer-Aided Investigation Systems Are Not Very Effective in the Criminal
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Computer-Aided Investigation Systems Are Not Very Effective in the Criminal

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Computer-aided investigation systems are not very effective in the criminal investigation process and are being abandoned by many police departments in the United States.

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