Criminalistics Articles by Louis L. Akin, LPI
Presentations:
Crime Scene Analysis, Texas A&M, TAMU, Laredo, Texas April, 2010
Medicolegal Crime Scene Analysis, Webb County Medical Examiner's Office, May 2010
Blood Pattern Analysis and Shooting Reconstruction, Office of the San Francisco Public Defender, San Francisco, CA. March, 2008
Understanding and Teaching Blood Pattern Analysis, Texas Criminal Justice Teachers' Association, TIVA, San Antonio, January 2008
Shooting Reconstruction Involving Handguns, Texas Association of Licensed Investigators, Austin Chapter
Violent Crimes and Homicide Investigations: Part II, Central Texas Council of Governments, Killen Police Firing Range, October 2006
Fingerprint Basics County Court 5, Approved CLE Credit, Austin Bar Association Criminal Law Section, February 2006
Blood Spatter Interpretation and Crime Scene Investigation for Medicolegal Investigators, American College of Forensic Examiners International Conference, San Diego, CA Sept 2005
Crime Scene Reconstruction for Medicolegal Death Investigators, El Paso County Medical Examiner's Office, El Paso, July 2005
Trigonometry at the Scene of the Crime; Austin High School Advanced Placement Seniors; April 2005
Survey Fingerprint Course, PI-CEU. On-line Course for continuing education credit with Texas Board of Private Security;
Blood Pattern Analysis, PI-CEU. On-line courses for continuing education credit.
Blood Spatter and Bullet Trajectory Evidence in Crime Scene Investigation; El Paso County Public Defender's Office, El Paso
CSI for Crime Writers, University of Texas Informal Classes, 2004 -2005
Interviews and Interrogations, University of Texas at Dallas, Graduate Forensic Psychology class, Kelly Goodness Ph.D, 2003
Child Abuse Death Investigation, Capital Issues Seminar, TCDLA/TDS August 2003
Investigative Techniques for Deceptive Business Practices, Wrote Training Manual, Offices of the Attorney General of Texas, 1990
Business Practice Investigative Methodology Seminar 8 hours, Texas Attorney General, Consumer Protection Division, Austin, 1988.
Nuts and Bolts of Police Misconduct Litigation, El Paso Bar Association, Seminar, El Paso, Approved for CLE by the Texas State Bar Association, October
Report Writing in Business — University of Texas at El Paso, Lois Hobart 1989
Domestic Violence Investigations DADDS El Paso 1988
Gathering Evidence in Sudden Unexpected Death Cases, El Paso, 1985, Approved for CLE for Criminal Law by TX Board of Legal Specialization.
The Job of the Criminal Defense Investigator El Paso Community College, 1984
Criminal Defense Investigative Methodology City College San Francisco,—Mark Kaufman, San Francisco CA
Articles:
Interpretación de las salpicaduras de sangre en las escenas de crímenes y accidentes Policia Federal Argentina, Policía y Criminalística, Indice temático. Un enfoque básico.
Blood Pattern Analysis for Defense Attorneys, National Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys, Criminalistics Library. Also at: National Clearinghouse for Science, Technology, and the Law, Stetson University College of Law.
Cold Case: Assessment of Evidence in the RFK Assassination, Texas Investigator Magazine, December 2007
Directional Analysis of Blood Spatter at Crime and Accident Scenes, Agent Magazine, Australia, IMA, November 07, Vol 40, Iss. 5
Blunt Instrument Trauma at a Glance, Texas Investigator Magazine, September, 2007
Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Eavesdropping in the 20th Century, Texas Investigator Magazine, June 2007
Who’s the Fairest of Them All? Regulating the Judiciary, Texas Investigator Magazine, March 2007
Eavesdropping on Cellphones by Louis Akin TSCM Voice for the Defense Magazine, Texas Association of Defense Lawyers, March, 2007
Is Someone Eavesdropping on Your Attorney-Client Conversations? Champion Magazine, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Mar 2007
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf (TSCM), Voice for the Defense Magazine, Texas Association of Defense Lawyers, March, 2007
The Detection of Deception, The Texas Investigator, Vol XI, Issue 2, June 2006
Who's Deceiving Who? And Who Can Really Tell? A Commentary, The Advocate, Austin Criminal Defense Lawyer's Association, Feb/Mar 2006
Blood Spatter Evidence for the California Defense Attorney, California Defender Magazine California Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys, 2006
Directional Analysis of Blood Spatter at Crime and Accident Scenes for First Responders, Texas Highway Patrol Magazine, Department of Public Safety, Spring 2006
Focus on Forensics: The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin [HTML] Akin, Louis L. Amazon.com, 2005
Krimininalistika, Slovenia 343.98, Akin, Louis L. Ministry of Interior, Forensic Laboratory
a) kriminalistika b) kraj dejanja c) dokazi d) kri e) krvne sledi f) analize g) ZDA COBISS.SI-ID 1415624 http://www.mnz.si/si/upl/sekretariat/knjiznica/junij05.html#t1,
Análise de Sangue, Portugal, 2005, Ciência Forense, Recolha da Prova, Louis L. Akin, LPI, Analítico de Periódico, Ministério da Justiça, Centro de Documentação da Polícia Judiciária,
Se Requiere Entrenamiento para Colectar Trazas de Sangre, Venezuela
Un artículo publicado en la revista del Buró Federal de Investigaciones indica que las trazas o gotas de sangre pueden indicar la secuencia de los crímenes, quiénes estaban en la escena, qué armas usaron y qué no utilizaron. http://www.segured.comBlood Spatter Analysis for Medicolegal Investigators, The Forensic Examiner, The Official Peer-reviewed Publication of the American College of Forensic Examiners, June, 2005
Blood Spatter Analysis for First Responders, Blue Line Magazine, Canada, 2005
A Primer on Prints for Defense Attorneys, Voice for the Defense Magazine, June 2005
Fingerprint Evidence for PI's, PI Magazine, June 2005
Blood Spatter Evidence for the Defense Attorney, The Champion, National Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys, April and May, 2005
Blood Spatter Interpretation at Crime Scenes; FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, US Dept. of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, March 2005
Primer on Prints, The Advocate, ACDLA, February 2005
Directional Analysis of Blood Spatter
Florida Association of Licensed Investigators, www.fali.com, May 2006
Detektiv Journal, Bundesverband Deutscher Detektive, Germany, March, 2005
Servamus Policing Magazine, Dainfern, South Africa, April, 2005
API Newsletter, Alberta Association of Private Investigators, Alberta, Canada. 2005
The Texas Investigator, Texas Association of Licensed Investigators, Sept/Oct 2005
The Canadian Investigator, Private Investigators Association of British Columbia. April 2005
Arizona Fraternal Order of Police Maricopa Lodge Five, 2005
The Connection, Official Newsletter of the Georgia Association of Private Investigators, April and May, 2005
Minnesota Fraternal Order of Police Journal, May 2005
PISA Newsletter, Private Investigator Security Association in Virginia 2005
Main View Magazine, Maine Licensed Professional Investigator’s Association, Maine, April 2005
Newsletter, Private Investigators' Association of Utah, October 2005
Newsletter, Michigan Council of Private Investigators 2005
Blood Spatter Interpretation for Private Investigators, PI Magazine, August 2004
Interpretation of Blood Spatter I, Voice for the Defense magazine, TCDLA, March 2004
Interpretation of Blood Spatter II, Voice for the Defense magazine, TCDLA, April 2004
Analyzing of Blood Spatter at Crime and Accident Scenes, American Board of Medicolegal Investigators Newsletter, April 2004
Child Death Investigation The Advocate ACDLA 2003
Investigation of Deceptive Trade Practices, (Manual) Office of the Texas Attorney General, 1990
Wiretap Primer for Lawyers, The Advocate, Vol. 19, Arizona Trial Lawyers Association, May 1988
Eavesdropping for Fun and Profit Trial Lawyers Forum, Vol. 22, No 3. 1988
Crisis for Profit—Tort Reform in Texas, Trial Lawyers Forum, Vol. 21 No.3, 1987 .
