Geometry.Net - Basic_C: Crime Investigation Laboratories

ENFSI - European Network Of Forensic Science Institutes
Directors of Institutes, ie laboratories who are the major providers in their countryof professional forensic science services to support crime investigation.
http://www.enfsi.org/print.php?page=framework&subpage=
GOVERNOR PATAKI AWARDS $6.4 MILLION TO STATE'S CRIME LABS
New York City Police Department Forensic investigation Division, $564,430. SuffolkCounty crime Laboratory*, $133,240. County Department of laboratories Research
http://www.state.ny.us/governor/press/year99/nov04_3_99.htm

Extractions: November 4, 1999 Governor Pataki Awards $6.4 Million To State's Crime Labs Funding to Help Forensic Laboratories Continue High-Tech Crime Fighting Governor George E. Pataki today announced the distribution of $6,411,970 in funding for accredited forensic laboratories around the state. The grants will be used to purchase new equipment, improve technical training, and support the daily operations of the labs. "Forensic crime labs perform a critical role in law enforcement's efforts to identify and prosecute criminals. So, it's essential that the labs get the resources they need to work efficiently and effectively," Governor Pataki said. "This funding will help provide those technical resources as we enter a new era of crime-fighting where even the smallest piece of DNA evidence can make the difference in identifying a criminal. "The scope of crimes for which convicted criminals must submit samples to the state's DNA Databank will increase more than ten-fold as a result of the bill I signed into law just three weeks ago," the Governor said. "The local forensic labs that perform DNA analysis of crime scene evidence are an essential component to the success of the state Databank and this funding will ensure that these labs can make the greatest use of the Databank." The forensic laboratories will use the funding to maintain operating budgets, purchase new equipment, develop evidence handling and tracking systems, address backlog caseloads and train scientists to meet accreditation standards. New York is one of two states nationwide that has adopted the high accreditation standards developed by the American Society of Crime Laboratory Director's Laboratory Accreditation Board for all public forensic laboratories that conduct analysis of crime scene evidence.
Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Society - Crime & Justice - Forensics
in the fields of biology, chemistry, DNA databasing, and crime scene investigation. SpeckinForensic laboratories http//www.4n6.com/ Specializes in
http://www.zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=330732
Utah Department Of Public Safety - Crime Lab
The satellite laboratories primarily focus on drug identification and prosecutorsfrom across the state in crime scene investigation, evidence collection
http://forensicservices.utah.gov/admin/

Extractions: Administration Bureau Chief Quality Assurance Evidence Control The Utah Bureau of Forensic Services Criminalistics Laboratory System is designed to assist law enforcement and prosecutors in analyzing evidence taken from crime scenes across the State of Utah. Our primary focus areas are homicides, sexual assaults, drug identification, photography, fingerprints, trace evidence, firearms and tool marks. The Laboratory System uses state-of-the-art technology and equipment in the analysis of evidence. For example DNA testing has become an integral part of laboratory services. Several high priority cases have been solved using DNA technology. One of the most significant issues the crime labs deal with is clandestine methamphetamine labs. Illicit meth labs are being taken down all over the state of Utah and the increase of these labs has been alarming to law enforcement officials. Methamphetamine is an insidious drug which imposes serious health risks to the offenders and investigating police agencies. When the Crime Lab is called out to help with the investigation of a meth lab, all appropriate steps are taken to ensure the health and safety of everyone involved. Manufacture of methamphetamine in the state of Utah is a first degree felony and Crime Laboratory personnel go to extreme measures to ensure the integrity of the evidence in order to achieve a successful prosecution of those who are involved in this most dangerous activity.
University Of Teesside Course Search - Full-time Undergraduate 2003 - Forensic I
investigation, hospital and analytical laboratories and agencies Applied Science andForensic investigation, F9F4 BSc BSc (Hons) crime Scene Science, BF14 BSc/CSS.
http://www.tees.ac.uk/prospstud/courses_ft2003_fos.cfm?fos=73&sub=97
Texas Department Of Public Safety - Courtesy, Service, Protection
and other items necessary for crime investigation requests The crime Laboratory Serviceis planning purchases of Waco, Houston, and Corpus Christi laboratories.
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/criminal_law_enforcement/crime_laboratory/

Extractions: Crime Laboratory Service Overview Objective Personnel Programs ... 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:
CRIME FIGHTING PAGE - CRIME LABORATORIES
KPL CRIMINAL POLICE laboratories Institute Criminalistics Laboratory Division ofCriminal investigation, Iowa State Delaware State Police crime Lab.
http://bornova.ege.edu.tr/~bahadir/eng/laboratories.html

Extractions: Appied Technical Services,Inc. Hong Kong Goverment Forensic Laboratory Netherlands' Forensic Science Laboratory (DUTCH) Police Forensic Science Laboratory, Dundee, Scotland Forensic Science Agency of Northern Ireland National Research Institute of Police Science RCMP Forensic Lab Regina Institute of Science and Forensic Science Laboratory - Singapore Other web pages related to Laboratory Safety
HOMEDEPT
The Forensic Science laboratories in the State provide scientific aid to the PoliceInvestigating Officers to Modernise the methods of crime investigation.
http://www.maharashtra.gov.in/english/homedept/forensicShow.php

Extractions: About Us Offices Under Home Anti Corruption Bureau Civil Defence Forensic Science Lab Home Guards Motor Accident Claim Ports Prisons ... The Bombay Prize Competitions Rules, 1959 The Forensic Science Laboratories in the State provide scientific aid to the Police Investigating Officers to Modernise the methods of crime investigation. The Laboratories are located at Mumbai (Head Office), Nagpur, Pune and Aurangabad. The analytical reports issued by this Department help the police and the Judiciary in the detection of Crime and administration of Criminal Justice. The main functions of this Directorate are-: Laboratory examination of diverse physical evidence materials.
APHS - Professions/Areas Of Study
in either hospital or commercial clinical diagnostic laboratories. The Forensic investigationspecialist is an area of forensic and crime scene investigation.
http://ea.cphs.wayne.edu/professions.htm

Extractions: Researchers top Clinical Laboratory Science professionals. There is a current shortage of graduates and jobs are available internationally, on all shifts, and with flexible scheduling. Graduates work in hospital clinical laboratories, commercial clinical diagnostic laboratories, forensic laboratories, veterinary laboratories, zoo labs, research labs, Blood Banks, government labs, and others. Students are taught the pathophysiology of the human body and the tests which will identify and monitor disease states. They are then taught how to perform and troubleshoot the lab tests and equipment and spend from 6-10 months in a clinical setting learning hands-on application of their theoretical work. A national registry exam is required of all graduates Master graduates in CLS learn additional skills in management, education, research or advanced techniques in one of the above disciplines. Concentrations in Instrumentation are also available. Most CLS supervisors and managers have a Master degree.
Northeast Laboratories
Northeast laboratories Lab. Address. 718797-7875. NYSP Forensic investigation Center.1220 Washington Ave. NYSP So. Tier Regional crime Lab. Town Hall Park Street.
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/5122/labs.htm

Extractions: Lab Address City State Zip Phone Fax Allegheny County Dept. of Labs 10 County Office Building Pittsburgh PA Boston Police Dept. Crime Lab 7 Warren Avenue Boston MA Bucks County Police Dept. Lab 2659 Trenton Road Levittown PA Buffalo State College 5417 Oakwood Drive Pendleton NY Burlington Co. Forensic Lab PO Box 6000 Westhampton NJ Cape May Co. Prosecutor's Office DN 100- 4 Moore Road
NCJRS: Forensic Science Resources - Publications
8513420. Survey of DNA crime laboratories, 2001 Bureau of JusticeStatistics, 2001. Back to Top. investigation. Challenges of Evidence
http://www.ncjrs.org/forensic/publications.html
DNA Typing A Unique Weapon Against Crime
to implement the DNA typing procedures are underway by crime laboratories throughoutthe tests, DNA typing will be used routinely as a crime investigation tool
http://www.the-scientist.com/yr1989/jan/research_890123.html

Extractions: Date: January 23, 1989 Just as the swirls and patterns of fingerprints are unique markers of specific individuals, DNA typing produces unique patterns that are also individual-specific. And today, the application of DNA typing technology to criminal investigations is perhaps the most significant forensic breakthrough of the century. When properly used, it has the potential for identifying the violent criminal sooner than previously possible and for clearing innocent persons who may have been regarded as suspects in a particular crime. The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Crime Laboratory in Washington, D.C., will soon begin to use DNA testing methods regularly. Scientists at the FBI's Forensic Science Research and Training Center in Quantico, Va., have recently completed a comprehensive program in which various DNA testing methods were identified, evaluated for forensic applications, and subjected to a series of studies to establish their reliability for use on physical evidence collected during criminal investigations. The FBI laboratory will perform DNA testing on a selective basis on physical evidence submitted by state and local law enforcement agencies, as well as on material submitted in connection with FBI investigations. The test will be used to extract and type the DNA from dried bloodstains and other body fluid stains collected at the scene of violent crimes such as homicide, rape, and aggravated assault. The police agencies must submit known blood standards from the suspect and victim in the case along with the crime scene material so that the DNA types can be effectively compared.
Victoria Police - Internet
highlevel drug activity as well as the investigation of clandestine drug laboratories. AsianSquad assists in the investigations of organised crime in the
http://www.police.vic.gov.au/showcontentpage.cfm?contentpageid=2307
Aurora Public Library /KidsOnline
Juvenile. 1994 1 6 crime investigation see Criminal investigation1 7 crime Juvenile literature. 3 8 crime laboratories. 1976
http://odyssey.aurora.lib.co.us:90/kids/12,894/search~S1/d?crime
The Hindu : Scientific Aid For State Police Approved
stations) with scientific aid for investigation, told The should help in the quickdetection of crime. course by experts of the Forensic Science laboratories.
http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/2001/09/18/stories/0418210h.htm

Extractions: Front Page National Southern States Other States ... Next By S.Rajendran BANGALORE, SEPT. 17. The Government has cleared a proposal for the introduction of scientific aid in police stations to ensure a ``comprehensive and conclusive investigation'' of crimes without loss of time. This, in itself, police sources said, will directly correspond to a higher degree of conviction apart from serving as a deterrent to the increasing crime rate. The Chief Minister, Mr. S.M.Krishna, and the Minister for Home, Mr. Mallikarjun Kharge, recently cleared the modernisation plan of the State police pertaining to introduction of scientific kits in the 791 police stations. The project will cost Rs.15 crores and will be part of the modernisation scheme with the expenditure being borne by both the Union and the State governments. The Director-General and Inspector-General of Police, Mr. V.V.Bhaskar, who has been instrumental in pushing the case for better-equipping the police at the ``cutting edge level'' (police stations) with scientific aid for investigation, told The Hindu here today that police stations would be provided with a kit containing a highly sophisticated camera and other equipment to pick up finger and foot prints and other important clues that should help in the quick detection of crime. Police personnel of all ranks, including the constabulary, would be put through an orientation course by experts of the Forensic Science Laboratories.
Criminal Investigation OnLine
A Guide for Explosion and Bomb Scene investigation. Forensic laboratories Handbookfor Facility Planning, Design Presents issues for crime laboratory directors
http://www.ciol.org/news/newslet4-0208.html

Extractions: Volume 1, Issue 4 - July-August 2002 Editor - Robert Meesig Grand Valley State University, Grand Rapids, MI In this combined July-August iissue of THE CIOL NEWSLETTER, we focus on DNA and forensic science issues. First, we present several NLECTC News items on the subject, and then we excerpt an article in the NCJRS Catalog that lists a number of excellent, mostly easy-to-understand references regarding DNA and forensic science. NLECTC News The following articles are from the NLECTC (National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center) News Summaries, which are available by subscribing to JUSTNET News at www.nlectc.org "Md. Bill Would Expand DNA Database; Supporters Want Sample From Anyone Convicted of Felony" Maryland may expand its criminal DNA sample program to include all people convicted of violent crimes. A House committee will not seek DNA samples from all state residents because bill sponsor Del. Ann Marie Doory is afraid of trampling on people's civil liberties. She hopes that unsolved cases and new crimes may be solved by using the DNA of people already convicted of other indiscretions. The legislation also calls for a larger DNA database to help eliminate backlogs and for a technology fund to be established to help Maryland get federal assistance for DNA testing. Howard P. Rawlings, chairman of the committee considering the DNA bill, notes that cost might be the biggest opposition to it. The state may also pass a law that forces police and prosecutors to keep DNA from a case for the duration of the perpetrator's imprisonment. (
Forensic Education
Medaille College, Buffalo, NY. CJ Concentration in Computer crime investigation(BS). Sandia National laboratories, CA. College Cyber Defenders Institute (CCD).
http://www.e-evidence.info/education.html

Extractions: E-Evidence Information Center Home About This Site Kudos What's New ... Links to Links DIGITAL FORENSIC EDUCATION In alphabetical order, a listing of educational institutions that offer courses and degree programs in digital/computer forensics Anne Arundel Community College, Arnold, MD Arapahoe Community College, Littleton, CO Blue Ridge Community College, NC British Columbia Institute of Technology Butler County Community College, Butler, PA Canadian Police College, Ottawa, Ontario Canyon College, Caldwell, Idaho Capitol College, Laurel, MD Champlain College, Burlington, VT Cleveland State University, OH Cranfield University, Wiltshire, UK
Crime Stoppers Victoria - The Investigator Archives - The Drug Squad
Laboratory Unit are qualified in the investigation of serious crime by completing todeal with the hazards of investigating illegal drug laboratories.
http://www.vic.crimestoppers.com.au/invest_archive2.html

Extractions: The investigation of illicit drug laboratories in the state of Victoria is tasked to a small group of specially trained detectives attached to the Victoria Police Drug Squad. Like all members of the Drug Squad, members of the Clandestine Laboratory Unit are qualified in the investigation of serious crime by completing Detective Training School and subsequent years of policing experience. This group of dedicated police members all have further qualifications in specialist skills necessary to deal with the hazards of investigating illegal drug laboratories. Police Members in Breathing Apparatus The criminals operating illegal laboratories display little, if any, regard for the safety and health of the community, often producing their drugs in unhygienic and potentially explosive conditions. Detectives from the Clandestine Laboratory Unit are exposed on a daily basis to the risk of toxic chemicals and explosive substances. For this reason the members are supplied with protective clothing and equipment and are trained by the Metropolitan Fire Brigade in the use of Self Contained Breathing Apparatus. Detectives are subjected to an annual physical examination and regular blood testing to monitor the build up of toxic chemicals within their systems.
Home Page
Developed an appreciation for the support and services that are offeredin criminal investigation by criminalists and crime laboratories.
http://wolf.southwestern.cc.or.us/faculty/jmcclell/Criminalistics.htm

Extractions: SOUTHWESTERN OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT [FrontPage Save Results Component] Janet McClellan E-Mail Address McClellan's Classes 200 SPRING 2003 Interview and Interrogation ... Criminalistics Criminal Law Resources College Credit for Training FAST TRACK CERTIFICATION Degree Programs and Certificate AS Criminal Justice S AAS Law Enforcement AAS Corrections ... Writing Term Papers Help Information and Guidance **Established 1972 SIGMA OMEGA Criminal Justice Club CRIMINALISTICS 6:00 P.M. to 8:50 P.M. Room: COAL-3 Course Description: This course introduces students to the application of science to criminal investigation. Scientific techniques useful in preventing and recognizing crime, and in identifying perpetrators of crimes are addressed. Students are introduced to proper techniques for collecting, preserving, and identifying physical evidence and are introduced to the services offered by state and federal crime laboratories. Leaning objective of course... the student will.... Learn proper evidence identification.
New Crime Scene Houses
further either at the crime scene or in the Department's specialised and wellequipped suite of search and recovery/forensic investigation laboratories.
http://www.uclan.ac.uk/facs/science/forensic/news/scenehouse.htm

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