Dr. G: Forensic Medical Examiner

If you want to see how forensic science can be utilized by a medical examiner (yes, that means a physical investigation of a body after a person has died) you might want to check your local Direct TV listings to find out when Dr. G Medical Examiner will be airing in your area. In the Discovery Health series, Dr. Jan Garavaglia (Dr. G) uses cutting-edge forensic science and technology to solve one of the

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Posted at 12am on 01/23/11 | Comments Off | Filed Under: Best Episodes, CSI Careers

American Academy of Forensic Sciences

The American Academy of Forensic Sciences also known as AAFS is a professional society that people from all areas of forensics can join. Founded in 1948, they have been around for more than 60 years and today have more than 6,000 members who work in 11 different professions inside the field of forensics. There are members from all 50 states in the United States as well as from 55 other countries worldwide. Some people who join the American Academy of Forensic Sciences might surprise you, members include attorneys, dentists, physical

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Posted at 12am on 05/03/11 | Comments Off | Filed Under: Uncategorized

Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction

The Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction (ACSR) is a professional organization that helps skilled crime scene investigators. This is an important resource for law enforcement crime scene professionals. When any professional leaves school the things they studied don’t stay the same. There are constant changes with new discovery’s and advances in technology. In order for crime scene professionals to be able to do the best job possible, they have to keep learning constantly.

The ACSR provides trainings

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Posted at 12am on 04/19/11 | Comments Off | Filed Under: Uncategorized

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