81. Forensic Molecular Biology: Using DNA Technology To Track Down Crime a senior laboratory technician and DNA analyst at the State Police crime lab . The director of the State Police forensic investigation lab concurs. http://www.albany.edu/biology/forensics/UAlbanyMagazine.html

From UAlbany Magazine, Spring 2002, Volume 11, No.3 By Vera Dordick Biological Sciences Professor David Shub DNA analyst Matt Kurimsky uses a special light source as he searches for biological stains on a pair of shorts. The light uses filters and a high-powered lamp to make it easier to see semen and saliva. Nicole Zevotek and Matt Kurmisky perform tests on evidence from a forensic training case. Allison Eastman, B.S.'75, supervisor of DNA services with the State Police, shows Nicole Zevotek how to use computer software to intrepret electronic fragment analysis data. The final result is a complete DNA profile that can help identify the source of a crime scene sample, such as blood in a murder suspect's car. Biological Sciences Professor Joseph Mascarenhas

82. Log In ....Tribune--Feature Article Investigating laboratories develop and maintain computer data bank of fingerprints, crime Laboratory Analyst generally are involved in DNA testing and http://www.tribuneindia.com/2002/20020401/login/main5.htm

Monday, April 1, 2002 Article Tracking criminals with PCs Sumesh Raizada W Forensic science is basically the application of scientific disciplines like Biology, Chemistry and Medicine to Law. With the development of advanced IT and scientific investigating tools, forensic science is gradually becoming more technology oriented nowadays. As the crime is increasing at an enormous rate especially in large metropolitan towns, there is an immense pressure on the investigating agencies to solve the cases and catch the culprits within a reasonable time. Almost every private or government agencies are now hiring the services of qualified forensic professionals in solving the complex cases. The rewards in terms of salaries or consultation charges are enormous for the experts and hence forensic sciences is becoming a lucrative career option among the aspirants. Forensic scientists take samples of body fluids, glass, fibres, footwear, drugs, etc. from the scene of crime and analyse them. They present the results of their examination in the form of a written report. The analysis is mostly carried out through computer-aided testing tools and machines. The analysed report is presented in court as evidence and many times, in the absence of other evidences, judgment is given on the basis of these crucial forensic reports. The IT-proficient forensic experts are required to perform evidence collection and handling of laboratory instruments, crime mapping with the help of GIS, digital imaging and enhancement. Forensic science also includes disciplines like firearms, toolmark identification, personal identification, forensic photography, crime scene processing, etc.

83. ENC Online: ENC Features: Classroom Calendar: Forensic Friday: CCSI -- Classroom There is more to crime scene investigation than you think. We practiced withsamples in the Forensic laboratory science and detective mystery writing http://www.enc.org/features/calendar/unit/0,1819,156,00.shtm

Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home ENC Features Classroom Calendar Search the Site More Options Don't lose access to ENC's web site! Beginning in August, goENC.com will showcase the best of ENC Online combined with useful new tools to save you time. Take action todaypurchase a school subscription through goENC.com Classroom Calendar By Category By Month ... Ask ENC Explore online lesson plans, student activities, and teacher learning tools. Find detailed information about thousands of materials for K-12 math and science. Read articles about inquiry, equity, and other key topics for educators and parents. Create your learning plan, read the standards, and find tips for getting grants. Forensic Friday: CCSI Classroom Crime Scene Investigation (Grades 9-12) May 12 An examiner is conducting DNA analysis using a special computer program called CODIS (Combined DNA Index System). State and local laboratories can use CODIS to exchange and compare DNA profiles electronically. The FBI provides the software and the training to use it. The end of the school year was fast approaching, and as a first-year AP chemistry teacher I wondered, what should I do during the last two weeks of school? By then, the AP exam would be done and we would've covered all of the content we needed to! Plus we worked hard all year, and it just didn't seem right to end our time together with meaningless "fillers." So I thought and thought and then it came to mewhy not stage a crime scene and have the students use their chemistry knowledge to investigate? We could tour the local police DNA laboratory and meet real-life criminologists. We could watch episodes from

84. Forensic Sciences | Course Descriptions Covers preparation of laboratory procedures and policies, use of appropriate Introduces crime investigation techniques and tools; analysis, operation, http://www.healthsciences.okstate.edu/forensic/courses.htm

Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences Forensic Sciences Printer Friendly Return to: Forensic Sciences Course Descriptions Course Hours FRNS 5000 Supervised Forensic Research Project and Thesis Research in forensic sciences for M.S. degree. to be completed in 1-6 hour segments prerequisites: consent of major advisor BIOM 6023 Research Methods and Design STAT 5013 Statistics for Experimenters I independent study FRNS 5013 Survey of Forensic Sciences Provides overview of various forensic sciences and their relation to presentation of evidence and problems of law. Covers major areas and reviews current guidelines for quality assurance/control, and certification/accreditation. prerequisites: consent of instructor web course FRNS 5023 Forensic Examination of Questioned Documents Instructs students in functions of questioned document examiners, beyond document analysis to related services and issues. Covers history of field, process for obtaining exemplars, types of document examination, collection/preservation of evidence, and courtroom procedures. (This course does not train the student as a document examiner and in no way certifies or qualifies the student to conduct questioned document analysis at the conclusion of this course.) prerequisites: 5013 Survey of Forensic Sciences (completion or concurrent enrollment) web course FRNS 5033 Forensic Handwriting Examination: Theory and Practice Theoretical and practical aspects of handwriting as forensic evidence. Covers production of normal and false handwriting, variables in handwriting production, standards of comparison, identification theories, examination methodologies, expressing conclusions, characterization and validation of examiner skills, legal admissibility of handwriting expertise, and challenges to professional practice.

85. Introduction The forensic services of the FBI Laboratory Division and the The FBI acceptsevidence related to all crimes under investigation by FBI field offices; http://www.fbi.gov/hq/lab/handbook/intro.htm

SUBMITTING EVIDENCE EVIDENCE EXAMINATIONS CRIME-SCENE SEARCH CRIME-SCENE SAFETY Introduction FBI Forensic Services Violent Crime Versus Property Crime The purpose of the Handbook of Forensic Services is to provide guidance and procedures for safe and efficient methods of collecting, preserving, packaging, and shipping evidence and to describe the forensic examinations performed by the FBI's Laboratory Division and Investigative Technology Division. FBI Forensic Services The successful investigation and prosecution of crimes require, in most cases, the collection, preservation, and forensic analysis of evidence. Forensic analysis of evidence is often crucial to determinations of guilt or innocence. The FBI has one of the largest and most comprehensive forensic laboratories in the world. The forensic services of the FBI Laboratory Division and the Investigative Technology Division are available to the following: U.S. attorneys, military tribunals, and other federal agencies for civil and criminal matters.

86. Texas Department Of Public Safety - Courtesy, Service, Protection The crime Laboratory provides a myriad of services to law enforcement agencies crime lab analysts assist peace officers with crime scene investigations, http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/criminal_law_enforcement/crime_laboratory/

Advanced Search Main Page Contact Us Employment ... News Criminal Law Enforcement Crime Laboratory Service CODIS DNA Documents Index DPS Laboratory Accreditation Index Overview Objective ... DrugFire Overview: From a one-chemist operation established in 1937 at Camp Mabry in Austin, the Crime Laboratory Service has developed into a staff of more than 160 in 13 locations today. The Crime Laboratory provides a myriad of services to law enforcement agencies in the investigation of crimes and is nationally known for its abilities in forensic science (the evaluation and examination of evidence collected at the scene of a crime) and criminalistics (the science of recognizing, identifying, individualizing and evaluating physical evidence by the application of natural science to law-science matters). The crime lab has kept abreast of the latest techniques in these areas in order to provide timely and accurate results to law enforcement agencies requesting assistance. The Crime Laboratory plays an integral role in the criminal justice system and serves as a support service to the law enforcement and judicial communities of Texas. Objective: The overall objective of the Crime Laboratory Service is to provide expert forensic laboratory services to law enforcement agencies within Texas. These services include:

87. DNA & Forensics Secrets of the Dead crime Scene Investigations Meet History and limitationsof the modern crime laboratory, for students or criminal investigators with http://www.karisable.com/crdna1.htm

Books Articles News Resources ... The Casebook of Forensic Detection: How Science Solved 100 of the World's Most Baffling Crimes Evans entertains and instructs the reader with 100 cases that exemplify the use of 15 different forensic techniques (ballistics, fingerprinting). Some (like the Lindbergh case) are famous, others are barely known, yet each has some unique twist that sets it apart. Many "firsts" are included, such as the first murder conviction without a body, the first use of psychological profiling, and the first use of DNA typing. Evans also brings out the distinct (often flamboyant) personalities of the pioneering experts of forensics and some of their more notable courtroom theatrics. Each case is labeled by name of criminal, forensic technique, date, location, and significant feature(s), making this a useful reference as well as a fun book to read. Faces Of Evil Every day, Lois Gibson is able to put power, control and a sense of justice back into the hands of victims of violent crime, heinous rapes, kidnappings and murders. Gibson, herself the victim of a violent rape, uses her skills to coax from the memories of victims the most intimate details possible and, with the stroke of a pencil, reconstructs the faces of their tormentors. Lois Gibson is a twenty-two-year veteran forensic artist with the Houston, Texas police department and affiliated with the FBI and U.S. Marshall's Service.

88. LSP - Support, Security, Safety, And Communications - Crime Lab The Louisiana State Police crime Laboratory is a part of the Louisiana Departmentof Public Louisiana Association of Scientific crime Investigators http://www.lsp.org/crimelab.html

Crime Lab Captain Brian Wynne, Commander 376 East Airport Dr. Baton Rouge, LA 70806 Phone (225) 925-6216 Fax (225) 925-6217 Evidence Tracking Fax (225) 925-4401 DNA Evidence Handling Unit Drug Analysis Unit Physical Evidence Unit ... Blood Alcohol Testing The State Crime Laboratory is one of a select few labs in the country to be accredited on its very first inspection by the American Society of Crime Lab Directors/Laboratory Accreditation Board (ASCLD/LAB). The Crime Laboratory was officially accredited on May 5, 2000 in the areas of controlled substances, toxicology, trace evidence, seology and firearms/toolmark identification. LAB FACTS: Receives approximately 12,000 cases a year Consists of six units: * DNA * Evidence Handling * Drug Analysis * Physical Evidence * Toxicology * Blood Alcohol Testing Laboratory staff members are involved in the training of law enforcement officers in all phases of evidence processing and crime scene investigations Staff members also belong to many professional organizations: * American Academy of Forensic Sciences * Association of Firearm and Toolmarks Examiners * American Society for Testing and Materials * Louisiana Association of Scientific Crime Investigators * Southern Association of Forensic Scientists * Society of Forensic Toxicologists * Southwestern Association of Toxicologists * Louisiana Association of Forensic Scientists DNA The DNA Unit of the Louisiana State Police Crime Laboratory consists of two sections: the Forensic DNA Analysis Section and the CODIS DNA Section. The Forensic DNA Analysis section of the Crime Lab analyzes biological material found at a crime scene or associated with a criminal investigation and attempts to include or exclude potential suspects or victims as the source of the biological material. Analysts in the Forensic DNA Analysis Section perform the following functions on a regular basis:

89. Sandia Lab News, November 26, 2004 El Paso crime Scene Investigations may not have the glitter of CSI Miami, but Moving to major crime investigations with his promotion to captain, http://www.sandia.gov/LabNews/LN11-26-04/key11-26-04_stories.html

Vol. 56, No. 24 Nov. 26, 2004 Tonopah, Nevada; Nevada Test Site; Amarillo, Texas Back to the Lab News home page El Paso police, Sandia working together on high-tech approach to law enforcement, forensics investigations ... Back to Lab News home page. El Paso police, Sandia working together on high-tech approach to law enforcement, forensics investigations By Will Keener "El Paso Crime Scene Investigations" may not have the glitter of "CSI: Miami," but it has some technology and an approach to technology that many in law enforcement very much admire. Through the help of the Border Research and Technology Center (BRTC) - operated by Sandia from offices in San Diego, Calif. - and some strong local initiative, this department in a city of 600,000 citizens is providing national leadership. "In the area of teleforensics, the El Paso Police Department is the pathfinding agency," says Sandia's Chris Aldridge (4142), who is BRTC director. Chris and the center, with National Institute of Justice funding, helped the El Paso department get started with some equipment in 1999. From there, Commander Michael Czerwinsky and his team have taken the project to new levels.

90. Science News For Kids: Feature: Crime Lab From accidents to crime scenes, scientists are helping detectives solve You ll interact with lawyers, judges, investigators, and scientists with all http://www.sciencenewsforkids.org/articles/20041215/Feature1.asp

Home Article Archive Agriculture Animals ... Next Site Search Crime Lab Emily Sohn E-mail this article Print this article Dec. 15, 2004 Suppose you've just been in a car accident. A sport utility vehicle slammed into your little sedan at high speed. After the impact, your vehicle spun around before crashing into a telephone pole. Luckily, no one was seriously hurt, but the SUV sped away before you had a chance to see its license plate. What do you do? You'd probably wait for an ambulance to take you to the hospital to get checked out. Meanwhile, police officers would arrive at the scene. They'd talk to witnesses, examine skid marks, make measurements, take photographs, and collect shards of glass and other scraps. Then a team of forensic scientists would analyze the data for clues that could lead them to the vehicle (and driver) that hit your car. Microscopes and chemical equipment are important tools for forensic chemists, who must examine crime-scene clues. Forensics is the application of science to solving crimes, and scientists are getting really good at it. "There's no such thing as getting away without a trace," says Jose Almirall. "There's always evidence left behind." Almirall is an analytical chemist and associate director of the International Forensic Research Institute at Florida International University in Miami. You may have heard of (or even seen) adult TV shows such as CSI: Crime Scene Investigation . This program and others like it have sparked widespread interest in the tricks and techniques that scientists use to solve legal puzzles.

91. Crime Laboratory Practices - Private Detectives Directory - Private Investigator crime Laboratory Practices. An investigator or detective can with such mattersas location of Private Investigators crime Laboratory Practices http://www.expertlaw.com/experts/Investigators/Crime_Laboratory_Practices.html

Bringing Experts and Attorneys Together Home Expert Witnesses Litigation Support Private Investigators ... Criminal Litigation Private Investigators - Crime Laboratory Practices ExpertLaw Expert Witnesses Private Detectives Add Your Site ... Final Notice-Investigative Services Group Private investigation in a variety of areas of expertise. Locations: NM Areas Served: International Peace of Mind Investigations Full service investigator in Kansas, with contacts worldwide. Locations: KS Areas Served: KS Dean A. Wideman, M.Sc. Review and interpretation of forensic laboratory results, expert testimony, and investigative support services. Locations: TX Areas Served: United States,United Kingdom Eagle Watch Investigations Investigations, fire testimony, corporate security, and life safety issues.

92. Investigations, Crime Lab Providing numerous online services to the citizens of Bakersfield, California. http://www.bakersfieldcity.us/police/Investigations/crimelab.htm

Site Map Search Our Site Help About This Site ... Home CRIME LAB Click each photo to enlarge and read a brief description. The BPD Crime Lab staffing consists of one supervisor, four lab technicians, one clerk typist. The Crime Lab falls under the Investigations Division of the Bakersfield Police Department. The Crime Lab responds on all major Crime Scenes, which include Homicides, Bank Robberies, Officer Involved Shooting and are subject to call 24 Hrs a day. When called out to a scene, Lab Technicians are responsible for processing the crime scene. This includes taking photographs, fingerprinting, crime scene sketches and the seizure of all physical evidence. Follow up work will be conducted by Lab Technicians which include the photographing of any resulting autopsy and fingerprint comparisons. The Crime Lab operates Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM., during normal business hours Lab Technicians are responsible for the completion of Lab Service Requests from Officers, Attorneys, and other outside agencies. Lab Technicians maintain a massive database of fingerprints which will be used to compare latent prints taken from any scene to a particular suspect.

93. Career Opportunities - Scientific Perform a number of essential support roles within the laboratory. Furtherinformation on accident investigation can be obtained from The Institute of http://www.forensic.gov.uk/forensic_t/inside/career/opp_1.htm

Home About the FSS Introduction Annual reports General FAQ Services International Legal Paternity Forensic medicine Products FORS FORSight Scenesafe News Press releases Casefiles Fact sheets Media FAQ Careers Career opportunities Qualifications Vacancies Careers FAQ Resources Useful links Book list Freedom of Information Act Home Career Opportunities [Scientific] [Non-scientific] [Careers information] Scientific Forensic science covers a wide range of scientific disciplines. Its main function is to provide impartial, scientific evidence for use in courts of law. This is usually as a result of a police enquiry, where scientific evidence is needed to help the police with their investigations. This can include: Identification of blood, semen and other body fluids; the blood grouping of dried stains and the use of DNA profiling to compare samples. Identification and comparison of textile fibres. Identification and comparison of plant and animal materials - including hairs. Analysis of blood and urine samples for their drugs or alcohol content in driving offences.

94. Worst Crime Lab In The Country?? the chairman of a committee of the Texas Legislature investigating the laboratory . There were two different problems in the crime lab — scientific http://www.truthinjustice.org/suttonDNA.htm

March 11, 2003 Worst Crime Lab in the Country Or is Houston Typical? By ADAM LIPTAK hen Josiah Sutton went on trial for rape in 1999, prosecutors in Houston had little to build a case on. The victim was the only eyewitness, and her recollection was faulty. But they did have the rapist's DNA, and technicians from the Houston police crime laboratory told the jury that it was a solid match. That was enough to persuade the jurors to convict Mr. Sutton and send him to prison for 25 years. But new testing has conclusively demonstrated that the DNA was not Mr. Sutton's, the Houston Police Department said yesterday. The retesting is part of a review of the laboratory that began after a scathing state audit of its work led to a suspension of genetic testing in January. Mr. Sutton's apparent exoneration is the first to result from the review. Legal experts say the laboratory is the worst in the country, but troubles there are also seen in other crime laboratories. Standards are often lax or nonexistent, technicians are poorly trained and defense lawyers often have no money to hire their own experts. Questions about the work of laboratories and their technicians in Oklahoma City, Montana and Washington State and elsewhere have led to similar reviews. But the possible problems in Houston are much greater. More defendants from Harris County, of which Houston is a part, have been executed than from any other county in the country. "This is an earthquake," Mr. Sutton's lawyer, Bob Wicoff, said. "The ramifications of this for other cases, for death penalty cases, is staggering. Thousands of cases were prosecuted on the basis of this lab's work."

95. August 11-15, 2003: Clandestine Laboratory Investigators Association Annual Trai August 1115, 2003 Clandestine Laboratory Investigators Association AnnualTraining Conference. Copyright 1996-2004 National crime Prevention Council http://www.ncpc.org/ncpc/ncpc/?pg=2088-10196

96. BBC NEWS | Technology | Mobile 'crime Scene Lab' Developed A machine that could quickly identify crucial evidence at a crime scene isdeveloped by scientists. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/3757878.stm

News Sport Weather World Service ... Newswatch Last Updated: Friday, 22 October, 2004, 09:11 GMT 10:11 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Mobile 'crime scene lab' developed The invention may allow police to pinpoint their suspects faster A machine that could make the job of identifying crucial particles of evidence at a crime scene much easier and quicker has been developed by US researchers. Scientists from Purdue University in the US have created a portable mass spectrometer - a machine that identifies forensic samples, such as blood or explosives, by examining their molecular mass. It means that the process of taking evidence away to be examined in the lab can be cut dramatically shorter, meaning the police could know sooner the type of crime they are dealing with, or who their chief suspect is. "We're using water droplets, micro-droplets, as high-velocity projectiles," explained Dr R Graham Cooks, who developed the machine. "We're spraying them at the sample, dislodging molecules of the sample, and these are being sucked into the mass spectrometer. "The overall process takes less than a second," he told BBC World Service's Science In Action programme.

97. Job Descriptions The Florida Association of Computer crime Investigators, FACCI, is dedicated Reviews laboratory requests and determines the type of examination needed. http://www.facci.org/job.htm

Florida Association of Computer Crime Investigators, Inc. The following are some sample computer crime and/or computer forensics job descriptions. If you have one that is not included, please forward it to the webmaster DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Conducts examinations of computers and media generated by computers to develop evidence as an expert in the specialty area of forensic computer science. 2. Uses experience and knowledge of a wide variety of advanced computer technologies and theories to conduct analysis of submitted evidence. 3. Receives, inventories, and signs for physical evidence submitted for examination. 4 .Reviews laboratory requests and determines the type of examination needed. 5. In data recovery cases, determines the most appropriate method of protecting original evidence and recovering deleted, erased, hidden and encrypted data. 6. With other forensic scientists and examiners, identifies and recommends methods and procedures for preservation, evidence recovery, and presentation of computer evidence. 7. Performs related duties as required by management to meet the needs of the City.

98. Department Of Forensic Science - High Technology Crime Investigation Program FORS 285 Capstone Seminar High Technology crime Investigations ProfessorialLecturer, Trial Lawyer, Computer crime and Intellectual Property Section, http://www.gwu.edu/~forensic/htci.htm

Master of Forensic Science: High Technology Crime Investigation Overview Electronic evidence and information gathering have become the critical component in an increased number of crimes and conflicts. From criminal cases, civil disputes, medical malpractice and employee misconduct to acts of terrorism, if there is a computer or other media device involved, the chances are very good that there will be valuable evidence that requires recovery and analysis, possibly for presentation in court. This increase in technology-related crime has generated an urgent need for a new type of investigator who can combine the science of information technology and forensics with the art of investigation and critical thinking. Degree Requirements Admissions Requirements Application Process Full-Time Faculty ... Adjunct Faculty Goal The High Technology Crime Investigation (HTCI) program strives to provide experienced and aspiring security professionals with a fundamental understanding of the legal, technical, management, and behavioral factors associated with conducting computer-related crime investigations. About the Program The HTCI program (36 credits, 12 courses) draws from the expertise of directors of security, psychologists, investigators, lawyers, computer forensic experts and information security professionals. The program is specially designed to meet the needs of:

99. Inside The DoD's Crime Lab Whenever a US government agency investigating a crime or a cybercrime has digitalevidence that s too difficult to analyze, they send it to the Department http://www.networkworld.com/research/2004/0308dod.html

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100. Utah Department Of Public Safety - Bureau Of Forensic Services The Utah Bureau of Forensic Services is a full service crime laboratory system . Television shows such as CSI crime Scene Investigations have http://forensicservices.utah.gov/

document.write(""); What We Do Forensic Biology Forensic Chemistry ... Contact Us Forensic Services (Utah State Crime Lab) 4501 South 2700 West Salt Lake City, UT 84119 Phone: 801 - 965 - 4487 Crime Lab UCJIS User Instructions This document contains step by step instructions for: Pre - entering Crime Lab cases in UCJIS Modifying and making corrections on Crime Lab pre - entries in UCJIS Inquiring if a Crime Lab case report is available in UCJIS Changing your UCJIS password Changing your UCJIS PIN Training Opportunities and Information Marijuana Leaf Technician Program Marijuana Technician Class Registration Form Marijuana Technician Expense List The Utah State Legislature Visits the State Crime Lab Members of the Utah State Legislature recently took a tour of the Utah State Crime Lab, view photos of the tour here CSI Utah Is CSI for real? You decide, check out the video below to find out how "real" it is. CSI Utah - High Quality (34.6 MB)

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