Which statement is correct about case closing notes?

The correct statement about case closing notes is that they should support the analyst’s verdict. Closing notes are intended to provide a summary and rationale for the final disposition of the case. They explain the decision-making process and how the conclusion was reached based on the investigation’s findings.

Here’s why the other statements are less accurate:

• While it can be important to document artifacts, it’s not always necessary to include all details about each discovered artifact in the closing notes. Instead, such details are typically captured in the investigation report or case management system.
• Closing notes should be concise and to the point; there is no requirement for them to be at least one full page long. Quality and relevance of content are more important than length.
• Including a closing code can be part of the standard procedure, but it’s not a universal requirement and it’s not the primary purpose of the closing notes themselves. Closing codes are often used for categorizing and sorting cases, not for providing supportive detail of the analysis.