This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

There are a number of crime scene principles and techniques that a crime scene investigator won’t necessarily use on a daily basis, but are important to learn regardless. This 40 hour hands-on course is designed to familiarize intermediate to advanced level police personnel with the technical skills needed to identify, document, preserve and collect more complicated physical evidence found at crime scenes. Students will work through practical exercises to establish knowledge in everything from bloodstain pattern documentation to advanced photography techniques. The week of instruction culminates in report writing and testimony exercises designed to prepare crime scene professionals for presenting their processes and findings in a court of law. Forza Forensics is committed to working with your organization's personnel to make them better equipped to handle any investigative situation.

This four-day (32-hour) course is designed for crime scene investigators, technicians, and detectives who have a moderate level of experience working in the field of crime scene investigations.

There are a number of crime scene principles and techniques that a crime scene investigator won’t necessarily use on a daily basis, but are important to learn regardless. This 40 hour hands-on course is designed to familiarize intermediate to advanced level police personnel with the technical skills needed to identify, document, preserve and collect more complicated physical evidence found at crime scenes. Students will work through practical exercises to establish knowledge in everything from bloodstain pattern documentation to advanced photography techniques. The week of instruction culminates in report writing and testimony exercises designed to prepare crime scene professionals for presenting their processes and findings in a court of law. Forza Forensics is committed to working with your organization's personnel to make them better equipped to handle any investigative situation.

The Comprehensive Latent Print Comparison Training course is one that involves a significant amount of latent print comparisons, as well as the pertinent information on the science. This will be far more involved than a basic-level comparison class but will be one that could be taken by any level of examiner, new or experienced, as it will have various levels of comparison exercises and knowledge throughout the course.

This 40-hour course is designed to provide new field training officers with the knowledge, skills and abilities to train and evaluate a new forensic trainee utilizing interactive lectures and hands-on activities.

There are a number of crime scene principles and techniques that a crime scene investigator won’t necessarily use on a daily basis, but are important to learn regardless. This 40 hour hands-on course is designed to familiarize intermediate to advanced level police personnel with the technical skills needed to identify, document, preserve and collect more complicated physical evidence found at crime scenes. Students will work through practical exercises to establish knowledge in everything from bloodstain pattern documentation to advanced photography techniques. The week of instruction culminates in report writing and testimony exercises designed to prepare crime scene professionals for presenting their processes and findings in a court of law. Forza Forensics is committed to working with your organization's personnel to make them better equipped to handle any investigative situation.

To provide a frame work of legal and ethical requirements required in the operation of a law enforcement property and evidence units; to acquaint individuals with the technicalities and responsibilities involved in the daily function of a property unit; to provide a positive learning environment for property and evidence professionals to exchange ideas and concepts.

To provide a frame work of legal and ethical requirements required in the operation of a law enforcement property and evidence units; to acquaint individuals with the technicalities and responsibilities involved in the daily function of a property unit; to provide a positive learning environment for property and evidence professionals to exchange ideas and concepts.

Landmark-based morphometrics are quantitative methods used by scientists to study form, and variation in form, within plant and animal species. This is essentially the same method used, albeit more qualitatively, during the examination of friction ridge impressions. A key difference for friction ridge examiners is that this method must be applied along two dimensions: 1) distribution of friction ridge features within the human population (inter-source variation) and 2) variation in the recording of friction ridge skin from the same person (intra-source variation). Inter-source variation establishes the diagnosticity of the feature for establishing search parameters and determining identity. Intra-source variation establishes whether the attributes of a feature are within tolerance for having come from the same source skin.

This 40-hour course is designed to provide forensic supervisors of varying levels of experience, as well as aspiring leaders, the knowledge and tools needed to effectively manage the demanding expectations of a forensic unit by utilizing interactive lectures and hands-on activities.

This course will help better prepare an individual who is taking the IAI Certification Test by providing and reviewing hundreds of sample questions pertaining to crime scene examination and analyzing.

There are a number of crime scene principles and techniques that a crime scene investigator won’t necessarily use on a daily basis, but are important to learn regardless. This 40 hour hands-on course is designed to familiarize intermediate to advanced level police personnel with the technical skills needed to identify, document, preserve and collect more complicated physical evidence found at crime scenes. Students will work through practical exercises to establish knowledge in everything from bloodstain pattern documentation to advanced photography techniques. The week of instruction culminates in report writing and testimony exercises designed to prepare crime scene professionals for presenting their processes and findings in a court of law. Forza Forensics is committed to working with your organization's personnel to make them better equipped to handle any investigative situation.