Proper evaluation of blood stain evidence is a critical element in the reconstruction of a crime scene. This comprehensive 40-hour workshop is designed to assist the investigator in the documentation and identification of bloodstain patterns. Investigators must recognize stains and patterns of blood and institute methods to identify, document, and preserve the evidence. Preservation of stains and patterns can only be accomplished through notations, measurements, photography, and sketches prior to collection. Being familiar with blood stain evidence enables the investigator/technician to:
- Develop well preserved scenes for future evaluation
- Evaluate circumstances and statements
- Reconstruct the chain of events involving bloodshed
- Collect pertinent stains for analysis
- Plan strategies, eliminate suspects, or objects
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Prepare cases for trial
This course is designed for investigators, crime scene technicians, detectives, criminal laboratory personnel, and others responsible for identifying and documenting bloodstains as evidence in court at a crime scene. Digital cameras are strongly recommended.
COURSE CONTENT
Scheduled April 17 - May 1, 2020 Northwestern University Center for Public Safety, Evanston Illinois
Registration: (800)323-4011
More information call Doje's Inc 407.880.8139