Minimum Education Requirements for Crime Scene Investigators

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A Practical Guide to Shooting Scene Preservation for Crime Scene Investigators

Copyright: © 2009 Charles S. DeFrance and Carlo J. Rosati. Copyright for this article is retained by the authors, with publication rights granted to the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/) which permits unrestricted non-co...

The Influence of New Technologies on the Visual Attention of Crime Scene Investigators Performing a Crime Scene Investigation

1 Currently, a series of promising new tools are under development that will enable Crime Scene Investigators (CSIs) to analyse traces in situ during the crime scene investigation or enable them to detect blood and provide information on the age of blood. An experiment is conducted with thirty CSIs investigating a violent robbery at a mock crime scene to study the influence of such technologies...

Violent Crime Scene

Mobile technology for crime scene examination

In this paper, the concept of distributed cognition is used to inform the design, development and trialling of technologies to support Crime Scene Examination is reported. A user trial, with trainee Crime Scene Examiners, was conducted to compare the ways in which evidence search and recovery could be combined with the production of a crime scene report (that must be written at the scene). Part...