61. CSUH Catalog 2004-2005: Criminal Justice Admin. (Undergraduate) analysis of role of criminal investigator and the legal use of scientific aids to Personal identification in criminal and civil investigation. http://www.csuhayward.edu/ecat/20042005/u-crja.html

Criminal Justice Administration Department Information Program Description Career Opportunities Preparation ... Undergraduate Courses Department Information Department of Criminal Justice Administration College of Arts, Letters, and Social Sciences Office: Meiklejohn Hall 4069 Phone: (510) 885-3590 Professors : Benjamin G. Carmichael (Chair), Marc G. Neithercutt, Patricia L. Zajac Assistant Professors : Thomas W. Cadwallader, Silvina Ituarte Please consult the 2005-2006 online catalog for any changes that may occur. Program Description The Department of Criminal Justice Administration offers an undergraduate program designed for the development of knowledge and understanding of practices, theory, and concepts of justice administration, as well as to prepare students for professional careers in justice administration, law enforcement, and corrections. The major includes two specialized options and the student selects one depending on her/his career interest. The Law Enforcement and Administration option affords the opportunity to work in government agencies and private organizations offering challenging positions in crime prevention, investigation, and control. It is designed for students interested in careers with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, or in law enforcement within the private sector. Employment opportunities include administrators of institutional programs, consultants to groups in mobilizing resources to combat social problems, and social scientists working toward understanding individual and group behavior and social control by means of law.

62. SUNY Canton - Criminal Investigation: Course Descriptions , analysis An analysis of incendiary fire investigation from the viewpoint of the field......JUST 335 criminal Justice Agency Management. http://www.canton.edu/can/can_start.taf?page=CI_coursedescrip

63. Federal Forensics Group - Computer Forensics Provides investigations and analysis for law enforcement, criminal and civil law firms, and insurance companies. http://www.fedforensics.com

Forensic Computer Investigations Federal Forensics Group is a privately held firm providing expert forensic computer investigations and analysis for and analysis for private companies, indviduals, criminal and civil law firms. Computer forensics can help uncover evidence and other digital information involved in a civil or criminal case. Highly standardized examination procedures recognized by the International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists (I.A.C.I.S.) are the basis for all of our investigations. Impartiality Our philosophy is simple. Our goal is to uncover the truth . We will present you with our forensic computer investigation findings in an entirely impartial manner, without bias, favoritism or preconceptions. Our reports are written in a clear, concise manner. Our findings may help or hinder your case. It is not our job to judge the facts, it is to uncover them. Therefore we present them as clearly as possible so that you may act upon the data in an informed manner. We work in an unprejudiced, scientific manner employing a standard investigative methodology for all of our clients - law enforcement, civil attorneys, criminal attorneys and private industry.

64. Crime And Crime Scene Analysis Of The Marilyn Sheppard Murder I was asked to conduct a criminal investigative analysis regarding the homicideof Marilyn Specifically, the program of criminal Investigative analysis, http://www.crimelibrary.com/notorious_murders/famous/sheppard2/index_1.html

var openThis = 8; Most Notorious Sexual Predators Unsolved Cases Partners in Crime ... Complete Story List For best viewing experience, please enable Javascripts! You are in: NOTORIOUS MURDERS/ MOST FAMOUS CRIME SCENE ANALYSIS OF THE MARILYN SHEPPARD MURDER The Assignment by Gregg O. McCrary Supervisory Special Agent Federal Bureau of Investigation (Retired) National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime December 1, 1999 Mr. Dean Boland Office of the Prosecuting Attorney Justice Center 1200 Ontario Street Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Re: The Estate of Samuel H. Sheppard v. The State of Ohio. Case No.: 312332 Gregg O. McCrary (Gregg McCrary) I was asked to conduct a criminal investigative analysis regarding the homicide of Marilyn Reese Sheppard that occurred on or about July 4, 1954. Specifically I was asked to analyze the crime and crime scene, and review all pertinent case materials in order to classify this homicide and offer opinions regarding victimology, motive and the likelihood of more than one offender being involved in this crime. The following report is based on the material I have reviewed. A Prefactory Note The field of criminal investigation is a professional area of specialization with pronounced standards, a distinct published literature that ranges from journal articles to textbooks on the subject, college and university courses within undergraduate and graduate curricula, and scholarly treatises which study crime, criminals, victims and the detective function. Texts on the subject abound

65. Forensic Computer Service Provides data acquisition, analysis and recovery for civil, criminal, corporate/internal investigations and data recovery. Located in St Louis, Missouri, USA. http://www.forensiccomputerservice.com

Click here to Read the St. Louis Business Journal article Welcome to Forensic Computer Service. We provide a full range of investigative services for individuals and businesses for private and litigation purposes. Our data security experts also provide data encryption services for highly sensative data. Our encryption method exceeds D.O.D. standards and ensures your privacy of information. FCS will also recover deleted files on your hard drive whether deleted intentionally or by accidental erasure, and, we perform IT auditing of networked computer systems to business owners who want the peace of mind their data is protected from unauthorized persons. For litigation cases we use court-certified data acquisition software and will provide expert witness testimony . Few other companies, if any, have our thirty years experience in data acquisition, analysis, recovery and professional results. Information is a key element in winning cases today and gaining the upper hand in the business arena or courtroom requires rapid response from a company capable to properly acquire and analize electronic evidence. Our technical expertise combined with the latest forensic tools make

66. Criminal Investigative Analysis criminal Investigative analysis (CIA), also known as criminal profiling, is aninvestigative tool used within the law enforcement community to help solve http://www.rcmp.ca/techops/crim_prof_e.htm

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67. Wisconsin Department Of Justice Division of criminal investigation. James R. Warren, Administrator IntelligenceAnalysis Section Investigative Records Section. Craig S. Klyve, Director http://www.doj.state.wi.us/dci/tech/

@import url("/css/doj.css"); Skip Navigation DOJ Home Attorney General Office ... /Public Records Division of Criminal Investigation James R. Warren, Administrator INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU The Investigative Services Bureau provides specialized investigative support services to the Division of Criminal Investigation and to law enforcement agencies statewide. The bureau is divided into functional areas: Intelligence Analysis Section Investigative Records Section Covert Surveillance Section Computer Crimes Unit ... Wisconsin Clearinghouse for Missing and Exploited Children Intelligence Analysis Section The Intelligence Analysis Section provides analysis and specialized investigative support to enhance the efforts of the Division of Criminal Investigation and other law enforcement agencies in Wisconsin. Experienced criminal intelligence analysts and specialized analytical software are available upon request to provide case specific operational and tactical analysis to aid in case development and assist with prosecution. Analytical services are normally free of charge to Wisconsin law enforcement agencies and prosecutors for investigations of all crime types. Investigative Records Section The Records Section is a component of the High Technology and Analytical Services Bureau. It provides information gathering, program support and background searches, and also manages the investigative records for DCI.

68. BCSO Crime Analysis - Crime Analysis Functions criminal Investigative analysis criminal investigative analysis is the analysisof crime patterns in order to identify the personality and behavioral http://www.co.bexar.tx.us/BCsheriff/CrimeAnalysis/crimeanalysis3.htm

Specific Crime Analysis Functions: 1. Crime Pattern Detection: Collecting information related to the discerned patterns, and identification of possible suspects. 2. Crime/Suspect Correlation: Matching a suspect to a crime by examining career criminal files, suspect vehicle files, AKA files, parole and probation reports, modus operandi files (MO's), and field interrogation files. 3. Target Profiling: Analysis of victimization and premises data by geographic area and providing information for focused tactical responses; 4. Forecasting Crime Potentials/Trends: Through a combination of causal and statistical analysis determine when and where the next incidents in the pattern will occur and attempt to stop the occurrence of the identified crime pattern; Criminal Investigative Analysis: Criminal investigative analysis is the analysis of crime patterns in order to identify the personality and behavioral characteristics of offenders who commit the crime of rape and homicide techniques required to identify the serial nature of crimes, the type of person who commits these crimes, their crime scene patterns, and the offender's motivation for committing such offenses. Through this analysis of crime scene characteristics, the profiling includes developing a portrait of the most likely type of offender, (i.e. his/her age, range, race, family background, sexual history, work history, appearance, lifestyle and other important personal information) which can be used by investigators to narrow the list of suspects and focus on investigations.

69. Criminal Investigation Division criminal investigation Division. investigations Intelligence AnalysisEvidence/Property/Polygraph Financial Crimes Investigator Proactive Unit http://www.npd.org/CriminalInvestigationDivision/CriminalInvestigationDivisionOv

100 E. Phoenix Normal, IL 61761 Chief Kent Crutcher Fax: (309) 454-9521 Assistant Chief Rick Bleichner Emergency: 911 Non-emergency Number: (309) 888-5030 Police Department Front Desk: (309) 454-9535 Fax: (309) 454-9709 Overview Divisions/Organization Chart Community Services Unit Criminal Investigation Division ... Directive Manual Criminal Investigations Division Overview Evidence/Property/Polygraph Financial Crimes Investigator Gang Information ... School Resource Officers Criminal Investigation Division Investigations Intelligence Analysis Evidence/Property/Polygraph Financial Crimes Investigator ... Juvenile Division The Criminal Investigation Division (CID) is committed to the prevention of crime, the protection of life and property, and the preservation of peace, order and safety. The officers assigned to CID will respond to problems and actively seek solutions through both traditional and innovative methods of police/citizen interaction. The functions and activities of the Criminal Investigation Division include, but are not limited to:

70. Investigative Support Crime Analysis Unit - Unsolved Crimes - California Dept. O The Investigative Support Crime analysis Unit provides a single point of contact for investigators to request criminal investigative analysis services. http://caag.state.ca.us/unsolved/iscau.htm

OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US SEARCH ... Investigative Support Crime Analysis Unit Investigative Support Crime Analysis Unit Services Legal Authority The mission of the Investigative Support Crime Analysis Unit is: To provide timely and valuable investigative assistance to law enforcement agencies for the purpose of identifying and locating victims and offenders of violent criminal behavior, through the identification, collection and analysis of diverse information. Facilitate Investigations by Establishing a Single Point of Contact The Investigative Support Crime Analysis Unit provides a single point of contact for law enforcement investigators to request criminal investigative analysis services. As a result, duplication of investigative effort is avoided and the exchange of information is expedited. Identify How Perpetrators Commit Crimes Crime analysts in the Investigative Support Crime Analysis Unit are trained to analyze and correlate information on how a perpetrator(s) commits a crime, or their "modus operandi(MO)". MO is collected from the current crime being investigated by law enforcement and compared to MO information identified in previously reported unsolved and solved violent crime cases. This process is designed to link crimes being committed by the same person(s) and thereby, assist agencies identify perpetrators. Increase Multi-jurisdictional Cooperation Today's criminals are highly mobile and cross city, county, and state boundaries in order to commit their crimes. The Investigative Support Crime Analysis Unit's crime analysts notify investigators of possible multi-jurisdictional links between crime and criminals. The notification process is designed to facilitate communication and cooperation between law enforcement agencies dealing with similar types of crime and criminals.

71. Criminal Investigations The criminal Investigations Division (CID) is responsible for the Speciallytrained civilian staff conduct crime analysis, investigative support duties, http://www.clearwaterpolice.org/cid/index.asp

Search the Site: City Home Information Services Activities ... Police Home > Criminal Investigation Division Previous Page Criminal Investigations Division (CID) Police Headquarters 645 Pierce St. Clearwater, FL 33576 Fax: (727) 562-4389 The Criminal Investigations Division (CID) is responsible for the followup investigation of crimes occurring within the city limits of Clearwater, the analysis of crime trends, and the provision of support and assistance to crime victims. Forty-five (45) detectives and supervisors and 13 civilian employees are assigned to 7 investigative categories. All Clearwater Police detectives start their law enforcement careers as uniformed patrol officers and are assigned to CID based upon their knowledge, experience, and investigative ability. Detectives are responsible for locating and interviewing victims and witnesses; locating identifying and preserving physical evidence; recovering stolen property; indentifying, locating, interviewing and arresting criminal suspects; and presenting criminal cases to the State Attorney for prosecution. Specially trained civilian staff conduct crime analysis, investigative support duties, and victim assistance Investigative Categories Burglary Unit

72. CourseDescription criminal Investigative analysis and Geographic Profiling criminal Investigativeanalysis and Profiling goes beyond mere facts to help understand why http://www.iois.net/CourseDescription.htm

HOMEPAGE Email us for more information Sexual Assault Investigations and Rape Typology LAW ENFORCEMENT The goal of the training program is to prepare the investigator and investigative supervisor to conduct and manage a sexual assault or series of assault investigation(s) from initial response through needed follow-up. The course will be directed at an individual or multi agency approach and will include an intense overview of criminal behavior and the understanding of behavior as it relates to the traditional forms of evidence, i.e., forensic, circumstantial, eyewitness and confession. download .pdf of course outline Death Scene Analysis and Cold Case Investigation LAW ENFORCEMENT The goal of the training program is to prepare the investigator and investigative supervisor to conduct and manage a major case investigation from initial response through needed follow-up. The course will be directed at an individual and/or multi agency approach to a major investigation, specifically homicide/death investigations. The course will include an intense overview of criminal behavior and the understanding of behavior as it relates to the traditional forms of evidence, i.e., forensic, circumstantial, eyewitness and confession. download .pdf of course outline

73. New Page 0 criminal investigative analysis (CIA) is simply a tool for law enforcement toassist in the solution of unsolved crimes. It involves a method of reviewing http://www.iois.net/consultation.htm

HOMEPAGE Looking for Consultation? Do you need Specialized Training? We understand how difficult some situations can be. We are available on a consultation basis to review your specific concern. By completing a comprehensive behavioral assessment and evaluating the findings with current law, we can assist you in re-directing efforts in regard to criminal cases, civil cases or training. Our services are available to: Law Enforcement Agencies Public and Private Entities Law Offices Prosecution and Defense Teams General Citizenry/Public Contact us today for a FREE evaluation of your case and an assessment of fees. The various products of services which might result from an analysis are as follows: Crime Analysis Profiles of Unknown Offenders Age Range Social Adjustment Sex Personality / Characteristics Race Emotional Adjustment Intelligence Level Employment History / Adjustment Lifestyle Prior Criminal Arrest History Marital Status / Adjustment Location of Residence in Relation to Crime(s) Pre and Post Offense Behavior No two criminals, nor any two criminal acts, are identical and therefore the offender is not expected to fit each and every category of the analysis. It should be noted that if a profile has previously been prepared by another agency or professional (ie; FBI, forensic psychiatrist), IOIS may not create a separate profile however it may, if appropriate, review the original and offer any additional observations.

74. ALA | Criminal Investigation And Forensic Science Crime and Clues The Art and Science of criminal investigation. This collectionof articles about crime scene investigation from a variety of practitioners http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/crlnews/backissues2003/crlnewsoct03/crimina

ALA American Library Association Search ALA Contact ALA ... Login Quicklinks Career Opportunities Chapters CHOICE Committees Directory of Leadership e-Learning Forms Information Literacy Marketing @ your library Publications Catalog RBM Recruiting to the Profession Scholarly Communication Sections Tipsheets Publications Career Opportunities Back Issues: 2005 Back Issues: 2004 ... Back Issues: 2003 October INTERNET RESOURCES Criminal investigation and forensic science: Sources for scholars and aficionados October 2003 Vol. 64, No. 9 by Kristine M. Alpi The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Reference herein to any specific Web site does not constitute or imply its endorsement by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. CSI, CSI Miami, and Forensic Files have brought the terms and techniques of forensic science to a wide audience. A few forensic science Web sites, such as the Forensic Science Service site ( http://www.forensic.gov.uk

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76. CRIME SCENE PHOTOGRAPHY REQUIREMENTS OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE ANALYSIS For purpose of criminal investigative analysis (profiling), it is important torecord much more than those areas in which acts of violence took place. http://www.geocities.com/cfpdlab/csphoto.html

CRIME SCENE PHOTOGRAPHY REQUIREMENTS OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE ANALYSIS Behavioral Science Investigative Support Unit FBI Academy - Quantico, Virginia 22135 This paper reflects on currents approaches to crime scene photography described in numerous photographic publications but also includes the observations and suggestions of profilers and photographic examiners who analyze these photographs for behavioral and forensic evidence. For purpose of criminal investigative analysis (profiling), it is important to record much more than those areas in which acts of violence took place. Photographs can be instrumental in recording the victim's lifestyle and personality; the topography and socioeconomic conditions surrounding the crime scene; and much more which is important to any investigator or analyst who is unable to visit the crime scene. When photographing violent crime scenes, the aim should be to record a maximum of useful information which will enable the viewer to understand where and how the crime was committed. The term "crime scene" refers not only to the immediate locality where the crime took place, but adjacent areas where important acts occurred immediately before or after the commission of the crime. Long range, medium range and close-up photographs should be taken to enable the viewer to gain a clear concept of where each object or area interrelates to another. Aerial photographs are particularly important in serial rape or murder investigations since they geographically link crime scenes together.

77. Forensic Behavioural Analysis - Ron MacKay And Associates criminal Investigative analysis (commonly referred to as psychological profiling)has received a good deal of publicity regarding cases of sexual homicide http://www.comnet.ca/~fbamackay/

FORENSIC BEHAVIOURAL ANALYSIS Ron MacKay ASSOCIATES Criminal Investigative Analysis (commonly referred to as psychological profiling) has received a good deal of publicity regarding cases of sexual homicide and sexual assault but it also can be very beneficial to those who seek to evaluate many other issues. Threats to persons or property, development of civil trial and witness examination strategies , interview techniques, stalking and extortion are all examples of areas where Criminal Investigative Analysis can become a powerful tool when used correctly. It is not investigation or clinical evaluation but rather a forensic behavioural analysis Ret/Inspector Ron MacKay is one of only two Canadians who have been trained by the FBI in these techniques and that training has not been offered since 1991. Nine additional Canadians, employed by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), have been, or are being, trained through an Understudy Program designed to replicate that FBI training. MacKay led the development of that understudy program and administered it on an international basis from 1993 to 2003. Since his retirement from the RCMP in 1997 he has been providing his services to the private sector through his company, Forensic Behavioural Analysis. Forensic Behavioural Analysis is also familiar with

78. TAPPED: April 2005 Archives I agree pretty much 100 percent with the analysis of the nuclear option fightoffered by this fellow at that IT S THE criminal INVESTIGATIONS, STUPID. http://www.prospect.org/weblog/archives/2005/04/

Advertise Subscribe Donate Search TAPPED Continuous commentary from The American Prospect Online Main April 29, 2005 THE BIGGER PICTURE. With all due respect, Kevin Drum is too far quick to reject the significance of the Ken Silverstein piece . Drum seizes upon one sentence concerning a fabled offer by the Sudanese government to turn over Osama bin Laden in 1996 and rejects the story en masse. (For what it's worth, Peter Bergen wrote the best debunking of the "offer" in his review of Richard Miniter 's screed Losing Bin Laden: How Bill Clinton's Failures Unleashed Global Terror But Silverstein's toss-away line is an insignificant misstep. This is a hugely important story about the Bush administration's degradation of human rights and democracy promotion by forging relationships of political expedience with some of the world's most heinous criminals. Mark Leon Goldberg Posted at 05:37 PM THE HIMMLER IN OUR MIDST. In his explosive piece on the CIA’s secret alliance with the genocidal regime in Khartoum, the LA Times Ken Silverstein helps to explain the motivations underlying the Bush administration’s assault on the Darfur Accountability Act, which I

79. Sheriff's Office - Criminal Investigations - Jefferson County, Colorado View Investigations video (RealPlayer required to view video. controlledsubstance analysis and clandestine drug laboratory analysis. http://www.co.jefferson.co.us/ext/dpt/officials/sheriff/investigations.htm

Sheriff Home About JCSO Divisions Community ... Contact Us 200 Jefferson County Pkwy Golden, Colorado 80401 Criminal Investigations All Jeffco Sheriff's Office Investigators Criminalistics Victim Services Division Chief Investigators A specialized group of deputies investigates crimes and files appropriate charges with the District Attorney's office regarding felony crimes committed in unincorporated Jefferson County. Investigative focuses include: crimes against persons; crimes against property; crimes against children; juvenile suspects; intelligence; and narcotics — part of the West Metro Drug Task Force. Computer crimes, fraud and some misdemeanor offenses are also processed through this section. View Investigations video (RealPlayer required to view video. Download RealPlayer Criminalistics The Criminalistics Unit is responsible for crime scene response and processing, polygraph tests, forensic photography, latent print comparison, questioned documents, controlled substance analysis and clandestine drug laboratory analysis. The laboratory is also responsible for providing training to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office deputy and citizens’ academies and the crime scene technician certification program. Additionally, the laboratory participates in an internship program with local colleges and several career guidance programs. View Criminalistics video (RealPlayer required to view video.

80. Delaware County - CID The criminal investigation Division of the District Attorney s Office is The mission of CID is to conduct criminal investigations as directed by the http://www.co.delaware.pa.us/districtattorney/cid.html

Delaware County District Attorney's Office Chief: John J. Mc Kenna Location: Courthouse 201 W. Front Street Media, PA 19063 Phone: Fax: Welcome to CID In the 1920's, the County Detectives, consisted of two detectives who worked for the District Attorney's Office. In 1930, then District Attorney William J. McCarter Jr. appointed O.N. Smith, as Chief of County Detectives. In 1968, under District Attorney Stephen J. McEwen, Jr. and Chief Rocco Urella the name County Detectives was changed to the Criminal Investigation Division. The Criminal Investigation Division of the District Attorney's Office is commonly referred to as CID. CID is the investigative branch of the District Attorney's Office. The mission of CID is to conduct criminal investigations as directed by the District Attorney. The District Attorney is committed to assisting all police agencies with criminal investigations and prosecutions. The District Attorney has made juvenile crime and crimes against the elderly a priority of her administration. CID employs 30 detectives. The detectives have the training and education required to be members of the 11 specialized units of CID.

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