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In the chaotic moments after a gunman wounded Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, investigators quickly turned a patrol car into a makeshift whiteboard, using markers to scrawl Read more
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Adam Leath deals with the ugliness of animal abuse daily, operating out of a closet-sized office as the Gainesville-based southeast regional director of investigations and Read more
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A University of Canterbury researcher is investigating forensics and its developing role in the justice system. Historian Dr. Heather Wolffram is investigating the psychology of Read more
Our primary job as crime scene investigators is always the same: to tie a suspect to the scene. The way to accomplish this goal is Read more
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The Scene Will Dictate What You Need From the Suspect
Our primary job as crime scene investigators is always the same: to tie a suspect to the scene. The way to accomplish this goal is to collect as much evidence as possible from the scene and the suspect.
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Biocontainment Is a Bigger Challenge in Medical Examiner Facilities
How well do biocontainment and biosafety guidelines written for research facilities apply to medical examiners?
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Meet Regularly with Each Employee
Providing meaningful feedback to employees is absolutely essential to help them develop their potentials. Without good feedback, growth simply is not possible.
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In a CSI age, we take forensic science for granted. New York did not have a medical examiner or forensic toxicologist until 1918, whose eventual arrival changed the landscape of crime investigation forever.
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