CRIME SCENE ANALYSIS TRAINING
Louis L. Akin CSA, CMI, Dr. Corinne Stern, Chief Medical Examiner for Webb County, and Robert Garcia, Laredo PD Homicide Detective, will present a seminar on homicide investigation and analysis on March 23-24, 2010, at Texas A&M University's International Campus in Laredo Texas. Attendees will be police and sheriff's officers, medicolegal death investigators, and Texas A&M criminal justice students.
Designed for law enforcement officers, attorneys, and private investigators all of which may receive continuing education (POST, TECLOSE, CLE) credits
Forensics for Crime Writers
Class meets 7-9 PM for 4 consecutive Wednesday nights at UT and covers blood spatter analysis, crime scene and shooting reconstruction. This class is designed for crime and mystery writers or others with a non-professional criminalistics interest. Sign up through UT Informal classes at the University of Texas at Austin.
Blood Spatter in Criminal Investigation Course
On-line courses designed for law enforcement officers, attorneys, and private investigators. Open to crime and mystery writers or others with a non-professional criminalistics interest.
On Line Distance Training Courses
American College of Forensic Examiners
Blood Spatter Analysis
Approved for CE credit for Medical Examiners, Coroners,
and Medicolegal Investigators
Blood Spatter Analysis
Fingerprint Fundamentals
Approved for CE credit for Police Officers and Licensed
Private Investigators in:
Georgia Tennessee
South Carolina Oregon
Texas Oklahoma
Blood Spatter Analysis
Approved for CE credit for Texas Licensed Private
Investigators
