Free to attend live webinar
Resources
Webinar: Blunt Force Trauma
Free to attend live webinar
Webinar: Abusive Head Trauma
Free to attend live webinar
A Model for Confronting Fire Investigation Errors
John Lentini article containing important principles for investigating arson evidence.
Webinar: Evaluating Animal Abuse Cases Using Veterinary Forensics
Free-to-attend webinar. Part of the IDS Forensic Science Education Series. Presenter: Dr. Clarissa Noureddine.
Webinar: Evaluating Animal Abuse Cases Using Veterinary ForensicsRead More
Webinar – Diagnostically Difficult Autopsy Cases: Logistics, Ethics, and Case Examples
Free to attend webinar offered as part of the IDS Forensic Science Education Series. Speaker: Dr. Greg Davis
Webinar – Diagnostically Difficult Autopsy Cases: Logistics, Ethics, and Case ExamplesRead More
Webinar: Challenging Accident Reconstruction Evidence
Free to attend webinar offered as part of the IDS Forensic Science Education Series. Speaker: Johnnie Hennings, P.E.
Webinar: Challenging Accident Reconstruction EvidenceRead More
Legal Consultation on Sex Offense Cases
Case consultations in sex offense cases are offered at no cost to attorneys in court-appointed or public defender cases. Attorneys can request a consult here and get more information about the consulting attorneys here.
Overview of a Forensic Autopsy CLE
Virtual CLE offered by the Mecklenburg County Public Defender’s Office. Presenter: Dr. Christena Roberts
Mapping Technologies for Crime Scenes
Presenter: Dr. Peter Stout
Evidence Collection and Analysis for Touch DNA in Groping and Sexual Assault Cases
Julie Valentine et al. in Journal of Forensic Nursing (2021)
Evidence Collection and Analysis for Touch DNA in Groping and Sexual Assault CasesRead More
Medical Cannabis and Driving
Thomas R Arkell, Danielle McCartney, and Iain S McGregor article
A hierarchy of expert performance (HEP) applied to digital forensics: Reliability and biasability in digital forensics decision making
Defending IEEE Software Standards in Federal Criminal Court
June 2021 article by Marc Canellas. IEEE’s 1012 Standard for independent software and hardware verification and validation (IV&V) is under attack in U.S. federal criminal court. As software spreads through the criminal legal system, scientists, engineers, and IEEE have an essential role in ensuring courts understand and respect IEEE 1012 and IV&V. If not, courts …
Defending IEEE Software Standards in Federal Criminal CourtRead More
Reading Medical Records – Free Webinar
Offered by Godoy Medical Forensics