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USDOJ/OIG Special Report The FBI Laboratory: An Investigation into Laboratory Practices and Alleged Misconduct in Explosives-Related and Other Cases (April 1997) Table of Contents After viewing any of the following links, use your browser's GO/BACK function to return to this page. PART ONE: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PART TWO: BACKGROUND TO THE OIG INVESTIGATION I. The FBI Laboratory A. Organization of the Laboratory B. The Laboratory's Quality Assurance Plan and Accreditation C. The Hiring of Non-Agent Examiners D. Changing Legal Standards for Admissibility and Disclosure II. Whitehurst and His Allegations III. The OIG Investigation PART THREE: ANALYSIS OF PARTICULAR MATTERS SECTION A: ALLEGATIONS CONCERNING TERRY RUDOLPH I. Introduction II. The Psinakis Case A. Factual Background B. Analysis of Rudolph's Conduct in Psinakis III. The Laboratory's 1989 Reviews of Rudolph's Casework A. Factual Background B. Analysis of the 1989 Reviews IV. The FBI OPR Investigation in 1991-92 V. The 1992 Corby Review

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Posted on Sun, Apr. 13, 2003 Crime lab subject of criminal inquiry By Deanna Boyd Star-Telegram Staff Writer FORT WORTH A review of three years' worth of DNA evidence processed by the Fort Worth Police Department's crime lab is under way after a proficiency test revealed that a senior forensic scientist did not follow proper procedures and protocol. The review will involve almost 100 cases handled by the crime lab. Prosecutors in the Tarrant County District Attorney's office said they were angry because city officials didn't address problems called to their attention three years ago. Prosecutors, who have come to rely on DNA evidence to help make cases, said they will conduct a criminal investigation into the workings of the DNA crime lab. Karla Carmichael , the forensic scientist whose proficiency test raised questions, was placed on paid leave Friday. She joined the crime lab in 1999. Deputy Police Chief Larry Curtis said DNA experts with the University of North Texas Health Science Center recently raised concerns about Carmichael's proficiency test that mirrored those of the DNA scientist who initially reviewed her test results. In a proficiency test, the DNA analyst is given a sample to evaluate; the analyst's procedures and results are then reviewed by another scientist in the lab. The questions about the reliability of DNA results are the latest setback for the crime lab, which is just beginning to address case backlogs, staff shortages and an inadequate facility.

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58. "'CSI' Effect" Is Mixed Blessing For Real Crime Labs Popular television shows like I CSI crime Scene investigation /I have heightenedpublic interest in Much of the action takes place in a laboratory. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/09/0923_040923_csi.html

Site Index Subscribe Shop Search Top 15 Most Popular Stories NEWS Front Page Environment Health Offbeat ... Video in the News SPECIAL SERIES The Genographic Project Pulse of the Planet National Geographic Channel RESOURCES (What's this?) Contact Us sponsored in part by Front Page "'CSI' Effect" Is Mixed Blessing for Real Crime Labs Stefan Lovgren for National Geographic News September 23, 2004 A few months ago, a crime scene investigator from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department was dusting for fingerprints at the scene of a residential burglary. The victim of the crime was not impressed, however. "That's not the way they do it on television," she told the investigator. CSI effect." The popularity of television shows like CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and Forensic Files, he says, has turned millions of viewers into real-life science sleuths. The phenomenon has reached into both classrooms and courtrooms. Universities have seen a dramatic increase in applications to forensic science programs. Prosecutors, meanwhile, are facing greater pressure from science-savvy juries to present sophisticated forensic evidence in court. "It's a double-edged sword," said Beattie, a bald man with steel-rimmed glasses who has been with the Sheriff's Department for 32 years. "We have a larger pool of qualified people to do the job. But it's also created unreasonable expectations that we can solve every crime the way they do on

59. "'CSI' Effect" Is Mixed Blessing For Real Crime Labs Popular television shows like I CSI crime Scene investigation /I have heightenedpublic interest in forensics. So what is the job of a crimescene http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/09/0923_040923_csi_2.html

Site Index Subscribe Shop Search Top 15 Most Popular Stories NEWS Front Page Environment Health Offbeat ... Video in the News SPECIAL SERIES The Genographic Project Pulse of the Planet National Geographic Channel RESOURCES (What's this?) Contact Us sponsored in part by Front Page "'CSI' Effect" Is Mixed Blessing for Real Crime Labs Jay Siegel used to run the Michigan State program and now heads a new undergraduate forensic-science program at Indiana-Purdue University in Indianapolis. He says the field is so competitive that it attracts the very brightest students, though many come with unreasonable expectations. "A lot of them have watched CSI and say, 'That's what I want to do, go to crime scenes and collect evidence, analyze it, and confront [the criminals] and testify in court,'" Siegel said. "But no one does all of those things in real life, so people have to be disabused of these expectations." Gadgetry While the cool technology in the CSI crime lab sometimes seems lifted out of Star Trek, real-world experts say the equipment used on the shows is firmly rooted in reality. "The gadgetry that you see on TV is very close to what we have in real life," said Dean Gialamas, the director of the forensics laboratory at the Orange County Sheriff-Coroner Department in Santa Ana, California. "The major difference is the application of some of that technology."

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Welcome Deputy Chiefs Commissioners General Counsel ... Contact Us Tips Forensic Science as a Career The Kansas City, Mo., Police Department Crime Laboratory often receives inquiries about employment opportunities in forensic fields. If you have such an interest, here is some introductory information about the field as well as some pointers to locations with further information. General Information “Forensic science” is a broad term referring to nearly any application of scientific techniques to resolving a issue which might result in litigation (either criminal or civil). “Scientific techniques” refers to the scientific method of observation, formation of a hypothesis, testing of the hypothesis, and refinement of the hypothesis by processes that can be independently reproduced and verified. Several terms are used to refer to “forensic scientists”, “examiners”, or “forensic specialists”; in our laboratory, the normal term is “criminalist”. Some broad areas that are commonly recognized: Discipline Description Emphasis area(s) Chemistry chemical analysis of substances chemistry Trace Analysis chemical, physical, and microscopic characterization and comparison of materials

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