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		Investigators look to see whether a crime's method of operation, or MO, was the same or different, and whether either or both crimes involved any ritualistic behaviors that could be used to characterize the suspect.
		Investigators may rely on computerized technology that enables digital processing and enhancement of an image.
		Body fluids, such as semen, blood, and saliva, are commonly used in forensic investigations as a source of cells for DNA extraction and analysis.
	www.courttv.com /onair/shows/forensicfiles/techniques (221 words)

	forensic nurse - Life & Death - Human Living Vampires
		Investigators need to speak directly with the laboratory technician to determine the capability of the lab in testing for the animal about which you may be concerned.
		During the investigation for the case study presented, a blood sample was sent to a forensic science lab with a request to determine if the blood may be pig's blood.
		Forensic nurse investigators may come in contact with these deviant behaviors whether the individual is seeking medical attention, enters the criminal justice system or if a victim enters one of these systems.
	www.forensicnursemag.com /articles/351lifedeath.html (2085 words)

	Forensic Investigators - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Forensic Investigators is an Australian television show hosted by Lisa McCune which airs on the Seven Network, it was first aired to television in 2004.
		They would need to call on all their investigative and forensic skills to solve a crime that even today, sends a chill down the spines of those who lived through it.
		When the battered body of Darryl Lewis is found dumped outside an ambulance station, police began an investigation that becomes one of the longest running in Queensland's history.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Forensic_Investigators (1062 words)

	HCME Forensic Pathology Department
		Forensic Investigators may respond to the scene of a death and document the scene with photographs, measurements, temperature readings, and written documentation.
		The Forensic Investigator is responsible for the decency in handling of the body for proper identification and notification of family.
		Forensic Nurses are specially trained to combine the forensic aspects of healthcare with practical nursing and apply that knowledge in the scientific death investigation of victims and/or perpetrators of violence, criminal activities, and traumatic accidents.
	www.co.harris.tx.us /me/ForPath.html (1040 words)

	DEATH INVESTIGATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Forensic Investigator is a sworn law enforcement officer who has completed the Police Officers Standard Training and additional training in Death Investigation at one of the national schools concentrating on that topic.
		Forensic Investigators, Forensic Scientists and State Medical Examiners in the Department of Forensic Sciences are on call twenty-four hours a day, 365 days a year.
		All Death Investigative forensic personnel are gathering, identifying and interpreting evidence that is passed on as information to a variety of concerned parties ranging from law enforcement officers to families.
	www.adfs.state.al.us /death_investigation.htm (1336 words)

	Forensic Nursing
		According to Lynch (1993), forensic nursing is the application of the nursing process to public or legal proceedings; the application of the forensic aspects of health care to the scientific investigation of trauma, and/or death related medicolegal issues.
		For the purpose of this paper, a Forensic Nurse Death Investigation is identified as a specialization in forensic nursing and conducted by a registered nurses function in an FNDI role.
		As death investigators, forensic nurses are on the scene prepared to investigate the death and render care to the survivors, maximizing time, care, and information.
	lifeloom.com /I2MelissVB.htm (2373 words)

	Forensic Investigators
		Forensic Investigators will revisit the scenes of infamous and bizarre murders, and take viewers into the world of the investigations that followed.
		Unlike other crime series, Forensic Investigators has rare access to police videos, crime scene stills, interviews with the criminal and other forensic evidence.
		Through their accounts, viewers will go on a fascinating journey as investigators piece together tiny pieces of evidence, and witness the intriguing way they are slotted into a puzzle that reveals the murderer.
	seven.com.au /seven/forensicinvestigators (304 words)

	Forensic Entomology Workshops
		Purpose: This course is designed for forensic investigators to learn how to collect specimen samples and field data in a way that will be scientifically valuable and thus credible for use in court.
		This course is designed to teach forensic investigators how to collect specimen samples and field data in a way that will be scientifically valuable and thus credible for use in court.
		This course is designed for forensic investigators working for law enforcement agencies, including state police, municipal police, forensic pathologists, and coroners.
	www.forensic-entomology.com /workshop.htm (384 words)

	Spinelli Corporation Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Financial Investigation: We provide a variety of financial investigation services that Certified Public Accountants (CPA) and Certified Fraud Examiners (CFE) are uniquely qualified to perform, including: fraud and forensic accounting; economic damage calculations; demonstrative evidence services related to financial matters; and expert witness services.
		Computer Forensics: We perform forensic analyses of desktop and laptop computers and networks to obtain evidence vital to litigation in such areas as employment law and misappropriation of trade secrets.
		Investigations: Our FBI-trained senior investigators support clients' litigation needs by locating and interviewing witnesses; providing historical and transactional research; performing forensic accounting analysis; collecting and reviewing evidence; preparing thorough, accurate and professionally written investigative reports; and presenting expert testimony.
	www.spinellicorp.com (546 words)

	Forensic Medical
		Forensic Medical, the Office of the Medical Examiner for the State of Tennessee and Metropolitan Nashville/Davidson County, has the academic credentials, qualified forensic pathologists, physical facilities, as well as a caseload that will provide a stimulating and enjoyable learning experience for the individual who seeks to be challenged.
		Forensic Medical, a division of Associated Pathologists, a large multispecialty pathology group, was established several years ago to provide private medical examiner and forensic services to Metropolitan Davidson County and the surrounding counties in Middle Tennessee.
		The State of Tennessee Center for Forensic Medicine is a 20,000 square foot state of the art facility that houses the State and Metro Medical Examiners in a cooperative relationship between the Tennessee and Nashville governments.
	www.forensicmed.com /fellowship_prog.htm (558 words)

	Forensic felonies
		This is one of the things that forensics experts do – they explain what they have found in an examination of a computer system, and the court determines whether they have the requisite level of training or expertise to render an opinion that would be helpful to the jury.
		There is a difference between conducting a forensic "examination" of evidence that has already been collected, and conducting a forensic investigation – but not much of a difference.
		Now there obviously comes a point where, in the course of conducting a forensic investigation or incident response, that your average techo-nerd will recognize that he or she is out of his or her league, and needs a real investigator.
	www.securityfocus.com /print/columnists/399 (2367 words)

	forensic.e-symposium.com - TEK-Centre - Spinelli Corporation's Clint Modesitt Earns EnCase(R) Certification
		Investigators who have 18 months of investigative experience, with at least six months experience conducting computer forensics examinations, are eligible to pursue EnCase certification.
		Reporting to him are computer forensics investigators Mr.
		Spinelli Corporation conducts on site and in-house computer forensic investigation and analysis in support of electronic discovery requests, to develop evidence in civil cases and to investigate such matters as unauthorized file access, and use of the Internet, E-mail or employer-owned computer or laptop for non-work activities.
	www.forensic.e-symposium.com /articles/t2004/oct7.html (345 words)

	V (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		As mentioned, many of the forensic sciences are unable to espouse scientific information and methods from other sciences since they have “no basic science to undergird them.”[64] Moreover, forensic scientists and practitioners are unique since, “Criminalistics is concerned with the unlikely and the unusual.
		“As a whole, the [forensic science] profession lacks minimum education, training, and competency standards for its personnel.”[83] Professor Saks’ study concerning the prevalence and impact of ethical problems in the forensic community reinforces this sentiment, in that one of the primary problems identified was the competency of forensic practitioners.
		Forensic practitioners, unfortunately, abhor research simply because they have not the faintest clue how to conduct objective, quality research and they fear what they might discover—namely that the theory of individuality is severely flawed if not completely invalid.
	www.law-forensic.com /final_V.htm (8236 words)

	Forensic Certification class and cource
		Forensic Certification will enable you to perform, document and analyze forensic cases as a certified analyst.
		Where most classes are lecture based with lab time, dtidata students are taken through an investigation using a real case in which the instructor was the actual investigator.
		They are tailored toward fraud investigation, IP (intellectual property) theft, white collar crime, compliance issues and the discovery of electronic evidence, of course.
	www.dtidata.com /forensic_certification.htm (641 words)

	Forensic Medical
		Last year, Forensic Medical Management Services was certified by the National Association of Medical Examiners, becoming only the 33rd medical examiner's office in the country to achieve that designation.
		Forensic Medical Management Services is a private company that contracts with Metropolitan Nashville-Davidson County to operate the Medical Examiner's Office.
		Forensic Medical Management Services was formed in 1997 as a subsidiary of Associated Pathologists, the largest pathologists practice in Tennessee, with 36 physicians serving 53 hospitals, 500 outpatient clinics, 10 surgery centers and more than 4,500 referring physicians.
	www.forensicmed.com /articles/jun17_1999.htm (324 words)

	Online Instruction Center
		You've followed forensic investigators as they solve crimes in novels, movies, and TV shows, unearthing facts hidden from the normal human eye.
		Forensic ballistics has played a role in criminal investigations for over 200 years.
		Computer forensic experts can use electronic evidence to establish that a crime has been committed or to link a crime with a victim or its perpetrator.
	www.ed2go.com /cgi-bin/oic3/newcrsdes.cgi?name=stcc&course=dfs&title=Demystifying^Forensic^Science:^A^Writer's^Guide&departmentnum=PW&path=1 (2609 words)

	Forensics on the Windows Platform, Part One
		The experienced investigator knows that the success of a computer forensics investigation depends not only on the ability to uncover evidence from a computer system but also on the ability to follow proper methodology during the process of evidence collection and handling so that the evidence itself can be used in court.
		Unfortunately for investigators many organizations fail to utilise the logging capabilities of their computer systems sufficiently for the data to be of use during an investigation.
		Investigators in the corporate sector are often called in after an employee has left an organization to determine the employee's past activities.
	www.securityfocus.com /infocus/1661 (1935 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Science/Nature \| CSI shows give 'unrealistic view'
		Evidence submitted to forensic labs has shot up as a result of the programmes, at a time when many have large backlogs, science investigators claim.
		Each episode, a team of forensic investigators goes about solving a crime through the ingenious appliance of science - and the extensive resources at their disposal.
		Forensic pathologist Dr Patricia McFeeley said she had started to see the show's influence in dealing with the families of victims.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/science/nature/4284335.stm (509 words)

	New Scientist Television shows scramble forensic evidence - News
		Another problem caused by media coverage of forensic science is that it informs criminals of the techniques the police employ to catch them.
		There is an increasing trend for criminals to use plastic gloves during break-ins and condoms during rapes to avoid leaving their DNA at the scene.
		Bull for one doubts that even a forensic scientist could get away with murder, such is the variety and sensitivity of the techniques available to investigators.
	www.newscientist.com /channel/opinion/mg18725163.800 (622 words)

	Research and Investigations: Refugees/Immigration
		PHR, which has conducted extensive forensic investigations in Bosnia, Croatia and Rwanda under the auspices of the International Tribunals, said that reports of Milosevic's invitation to a forensic team of his own choosing, flout the ICTY's internationally recognized jurisdiction to investigate crimes in Kosovo.
		Rubenstein added, "Sending in forensic scientists is necessary to establish crucial facts about killings, but it does not in and of itself provide an ounce of protection to the thousands of Kosovo Albanian civilians at risk of murder, torture, rape, and disappearance.
		Sending in forensic scientists is necessary to establish crucial facts about killings, but it does not in and of itself provide a shred of protection to the thousands of Kosovo Albanian civilians at risk of murder, torture, rape, and disappearance.
	www.phrusa.org /research/refugees/kosovo3.html (709 words)

	List of Australian television ratings for Forensic Investigators... - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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	forensic.e-symposium.com - Forensic News, Forensic Abstracts, Forensic Case Studies and Forensic Knowledge Archive
		Forensic experts have begun the painstaking task of examining a disused quarry in an attempt to solve a 28 year old mystery surrounding the disappearance of a mother and her son...
		Forensic scientists in the UK are developing a method of linking DNA evidence from a crime scene to the surname of the perpetrator...
		Forensic science demands the efficient purification of small amounts of DNA from a wide range of low-volume and trace samples.
	www.forensic.e-symposium.com /tekcentre.shtml (1851 words)

	The Why Files \| 1. Crime Seen, Investigated
		According to the Why Files poll, 7 in 10 young Americans want to be forensic experts (the rest plan on a career chasing tornadoes).
		Seriously, we read the response to CSI in our email at The Why Files: endless variations on, "How can I get started in forensic science?" Lawrence Kobilinsky, associate provost of John Jay College of Criminal Justice and head of the Council of Forensic Science Education, sees a flowering of forensic-science education.
		One last thing: Beyond flooding the market with gotta-be forensic investigators, Kobilinsky says the cavalcade of CSI shows is putting an unrealistic burden on the prosecution.
	whyfiles.org /014forensic (447 words)

	South African leading forensic investigators and detectives
		Forensic Strategies and Solutions has experienced forensic investigators and detectives in all major centres.
		Many senior staff members are former police officers and detectives with a wealth of experience in criminal investigations, commercial crime, fraud and corruption.
		When you have an investigation that needs sensitive and professional handling, call on our forensic strategies and solutions expertise experience to deliver your solution safely and securely, with commitment and dedication.
	www.detectives-sa.co.za (340 words)

	Criminal Justice Resources Resources: Forensic Science
		Forensics or forensic science is the application of science to questions which are of interest to the legal system.
		Forensic odontology is the study of the uniqueness of dentition, and forensic toxicology is the study of drugs and poisons, and their effects on the human body.
		Forensic entomology is the use of insect knowledge in the investigation of crimes or even civil disputes.
	www.lib.msu.edu /harris23/crimjust/forsci.htm (8508 words)

	IT forensic investigators peer into the minds of criminals \| TG Daily (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Spruill's team is considered to be the forensic "SWAT team" and he usually takes cases that police departments cannot handle or when the original investigator needs a second opinion.
		He tells his forensic students and fellow cops "not to look for devices, but to look for the USB or Firewire connector and grab the wire and everything connected to it." He adds that a stuffed mouse, watch or even a Swiss Army Knife could have built-in flash memory.
		Spruill believes that computer forensics is a great mix of computers and law enforcement and says, "You get to be a tech and a cop at the same time." The technical aspects can be learned quickly, but he warned that learning how to deal with lawyers may take a while.
	www.tgdaily.com /2005/11/18/guidance_spruill_interview (1220 words)

	Security General
		Forensics on the Windows Platform, Part One (SecurityFocus Online)- This article, the first in a two-part series about forensics on the Windows platform, will examine the preparatory steps that can be taken by both investigators and system administrators alike.
		Forensics on the Windows Platform, Part Two (SecurityFocus Online)- There are parts of the Windows file system that are likely to be of most interest to forensic investigators, and this article specifies them as well as the software tools that can be used to carry out an investigation.
		Packet forensics using TCP (Security Focus)- This article looks at TCP packet forensics and examines why sequence and acknowledgement numbers can be useful during an investigation.
	security.ittoolbox.com /topics/t.asp?t=367&p=367&h1=367 (8210 words)

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