81. Active Public Consumer-related Investigation Of Paragon Laboratories, Inc., Subject of investigation Paragon laboratories, Inc., d/b Status of case investigationopened, AVC/settlement unit handling case Economic Crimes Division in http://myfloridalegal.com/lit_ec.nsf/0/16522C51A15D85A085256B81006FAB09?OpenDocu

82. Active Public Consumer-related Investigation Of Jacqueline Sabal, Sable Laborato investigation Jacqueline Sabal, Sable laboratories, Inc., Contessa Status of caseinvestigation opened, Litigation handling case Economic Crimes Division in http://myfloridalegal.com/lit_ec.nsf/0/27C7D82E4E5BEACE85256333004E921D?OpenDocu

83. USACIL History US Army Republic of Vietnam, crime Laboratory, Long the United States Army CriminalInvestigation Command (USACIDC Command and the three laboratories US Army http://www.cid.army.mil/lab/history.html

US ARMY CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION LABORATORY A BRIEF HISTORY In 1943 the world was at war, and millions of Americans had been called to serve their country. The chain-of-command realized that in order to defeat the enemy aggressors, they had to control the internal criminal element. To assist in accomplishing this mission, the Army's first forensic laboratory was activated on October 1, 1943, as the Scientific Investigations Branch of the Provost Marshal-s Office, 12th U.S. Army Group, Algiers, French North Africa. The Laboratory consisted of Second Lieutenant George R. "Pappy" Bird and a photographer. They moved with advancing forces from Algiers to Naples, Italy where SGT James Boarders joined the new crime laboratory. The team then moved on to southern France. During this time all their work was done in borrowed offices or abandoned homes. As the offensive picked up speed, Bird, who had been promoted to Captain, saw the need for a mobile laboratory. While in Marseilles, France, he obtained a weapons repair truck and its driver from the 27th MP Detachment (CI) and converted it into a laboratory. Captain Bird later added a jeep and a chemist to his team and rejoined the allied advance; crossing the Rhine River and moving into the heart of Germany. The laboratory ended its wartime duty in Fulda, later moved to Wiesbaden, and then to Frankfurt. In 1953 the European laboratory (USACIL-Europe) underwent major modernization of facilities and equipment. During this period the lab was also responsible for supervising the "Lie Detector Program" in Europe and was designated as the point of contact between the US Army and INTERPOL.

84. Evidence In The Genes was in fact involved in the transaction under investigation. here is that of the laboratoriesgetting stuck samples collected from the scene of crime and sent http://www.flonnet.com/fl2026/stories/20040102002710300.htm

Volume 20 - Issue 26, December 20, 2003 - January 02, 2004 India's National Magazine from the publishers of THE HINDU Home Contents COLUMN Evidence in the genes R.K. RAGHAVAN The problems and prospects of DNA fingerprinting. THE Government of India has just announced the setting up of a committee of experts to study the issue of a new comprehensive legislation to govern DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) testing for criminal investigation. This welcome move has not come a day too soon. Apart from experts in a broad spectrum of disciplines, the committee will also include a few police officers. This is appropriate because law enforcement agencies in the country, especially the Central Bureau of Investigation, are now more than convinced that DNA fingerprinting is an effective and generally reliable tool that can add value to investigation and bring quick results. G.P. SAMPATH KUMAR

85. FDLE Crime Laboratory Services LAB and maintains a statewide crime Laboratory System to to aid in the investigationand prosecution FDLE laboratories utilize proven scientific equipment and http://www.fdle.state.fl.us/CrimeLab/

Choose One Search sexual predators Search for missing kids Do a compromised ID review Do a background check Become a sworn officer Research crime statistics Learn about Domestic Violence FDLE Home CONTACT INFORMATION: Pensacola Lab Tallahassee Lab Jacksonville Lab Tampa Bay Lab ... Ft. Myers Lab T he Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) is accredited by the ASCLD/LAB and maintains a statewide Crime Laboratory System to provide timely, expert and professional examination of evidentiary materials to aid in the investigation and prosecution of criminal offenses. FDLE laboratories utilize proven scientific equipment and accepted scientific techniques in the disciplines of Chemistry, Computer Evidence Recovery, Crime Scene processing, DNA Database, Firearms, Latent Prints/AFIS, Microanalysis, Serology/DNA, and Toxicology. Crime laboratory services are available to all local, state and federal law enforcement agencies in Florida for the purpose of rendering assistance in criminal investigations and judicial proceedings, to include 24-hour crime scene assistance There are seven FDLE crime laboratories in the state of Florida. These laboratories are located in Pensacola, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Orlando, Daytona Beach, Tampa, and Ft. Myers.

86. Section 650-052 Consultation With Crime Laboratories--D to the Missouri state highway patrol crime laboratory. 5. The state s forensic DNAlaboratories shall meet and the Federal Bureau of investigation to ensure http://www.moga.state.mo.us/statutes/C600-699/6500000052.HTM

Missouri Revised Statutes Chapter 650 Department of Public Safety Section August 28, 2003 Consultation with crime laboratoriesDNA system, powers and duties expert testimony. 650.052. 1. The state's DNA profiling system shall: (1) Assist federal, state and local criminal justice and law enforcement agencies in the putative identification, detection or exclusion of individuals who are subjects of the investigation or prosecution of violent or sex-related crime in which biological evidence is recovered from the crime scene; and (2) Support development of a population statistics database, when personal identifying information is removed; and (3) Support identification research and protocol development of forensic DNA analysis methods; and (4) For quality control purposes; or (5) Assist in the recovery or identification of human remains from mass disasters, or for other humanitarian purposes, including identification of living missing persons. 2. The Missouri state highway patrol shall act as the central repository for the DNA profiling system and shall coordinate with the Federal Bureau of Investigation on the national database program.

87. Accreditation Services ISO/IEC 17025 Accredited laboratories. Georgia Bureau of Investigationcrime Laboratory System Atlanta. The Forensic crime Laboratory http://www.nfstc.org/accreditation.htm

ISO / IEC 17025 Accreditation Services We are pleased to announce that NFSTC is an ISO 58 compliant provider of accreditation. This service is available to all forensic testing laboratories and to public crime laboratories that seek to add to their ASCLD/LAB accreditation. The GRA describes how the accreditation program is administered and contains the basic management and technical requirements that the laboratory must meet. Each program has a Technical Advisory Committee that develops program-specific interpretations, or Field Specific Criteria, to amplify the information in the GRA. Accredited Laboratories General Information Directory of Forms Proficiency Test Providers ISO/IEC 17025 Accredited Laboratories Delaware Office of the Chief Medical Examiner DNA Diagnostics Center Florida Racing Laboratory Georgia Bureau of Investigation Crime Laboratory System - Atlanta ... U.S. EPA - National Enforcement Investigations Center (Details of the specific scope are available on request.) Back to Top Delaware Office of the Chief Medical Examiner 200 S. Adams

88. ASCLD Home Page Welcome to the American Society of crime Laboratory Directors web site http://www.ascld.org/

Website Text Version - Updated 4/14/04 ANNOUNCEMENTS The ASCLD web site has timely updates and announcements. Please follow the link to review these Further Information ASCLD announces new administrative services and a new phone number. For assistance with your ASCLD questions, you may now reach us at: Phone: 727-541-2982 FAX: 727-547-2692 ASCLD Office E-Mail Committees President President-Elect ... Website Technical Contact If you have questions or comments regarding content related matter or technical problems associated with this site, please contact the appropriate individual above. Thank you for visiting our website. We strongly encourage feedback regarding this site. Last Update: 05/19/2004

89. Log In ....Tribune--Feature Article They work with government and private investigating agencies or laboratoriesto assist the medical examiners and crime scene examiner. http://www.tribuneindia.com/2002/20020401/login/main5.htm

Monday, April 1, 2002 Article Tracking criminals with PCs Sumesh Raizada W Forensic science is basically the application of scientific disciplines like Biology, Chemistry and Medicine to Law. With the development of advanced IT and scientific investigating tools, forensic science is gradually becoming more technology oriented nowadays. As the crime is increasing at an enormous rate especially in large metropolitan towns, there is an immense pressure on the investigating agencies to solve the cases and catch the culprits within a reasonable time. Almost every private or government agencies are now hiring the services of qualified forensic professionals in solving the complex cases. The rewards in terms of salaries or consultation charges are enormous for the experts and hence forensic sciences is becoming a lucrative career option among the aspirants. Forensic scientists take samples of body fluids, glass, fibres, footwear, drugs, etc. from the scene of crime and analyse them. They present the results of their examination in the form of a written report. The analysis is mostly carried out through computer-aided testing tools and machines. The analysed report is presented in court as evidence and many times, in the absence of other evidences, judgment is given on the basis of these crucial forensic reports. The IT-proficient forensic experts are required to perform evidence collection and handling of laboratory instruments, crime mapping with the help of GIS, digital imaging and enhancement. Forensic science also includes disciplines like firearms, toolmark identification, personal identification, forensic photography, crime scene processing, etc.

90. Past Successes And Future Goals local laboratories to search the database for possible suspects, as well as linkpossible serial crimes on statewide and nationwide levels. Investigators in http://www.fdle.state.fl.us/CJResCtr/dna_brochure/goals.asp

Choose One Search sexual predators Search for missing kids Do a compromised ID review Do a background check Become a sworn officer Research crime statistics Learn about Domestic Violence FDLE Home Criminal Justice Resource Center Past Successes and Future Goals The FDLE DNA Database has experienced vast changes over the last thirteen years. By implementing robotic techniques, incorporating a sample tracking and control system, and continually increasing the number of searchable DNA offender profiles, the Database has grown into a valuable tool for law enforcement and also become one of the nation's premier DNA laboratories. As of March 2003, the DNA Database has had over 946 hits and provided assistance in over 1,305 investigations. These hits have resolved investigations not only in Florida, but across the United States. In fact, FDLE Florida leads the nation in investigations aided. Florida is one of many states that are part of a national DNA identification system known as CODIS (Combined DNA Index System). As authorized by the DNA Identification Act of 1994, the Federal Bureau of Investigation established this system to allow state and local law enforcement agencies to store and compare DNA records from convicted offenders and crime scene evidence. Through CODIS, a state crime laboratory system can manage its own DNA database and search the DNA databases of other states through the national system administered by the FBI. The national database includes a Forensic Index and a Felon Index.

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