Let&aposs ask Dr Ron Martinelli, forensic criminologist and forensic expert.
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" Kozinski counsels: "The PCAST report recommends developing standards for validating forensic methods, training forensic examiners and making forensic labs independent of police and prosecutors.
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That includes forensic evidence: A competent lawyer would not fail to investigate forensic evidence.
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Then, she consults a forensic microscopist — I'm really learning a lot about forensic experts!
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Traditionally, forensic DNA analysis has been carried out in accredited labs, by forensic scientists.
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Vocations Alan Kreitl, 48, is a forensic document examiner at Affiliated Forensic Laboratory in Phoenix.
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Testing should be complete next month, said Kolowski, a former forensic lab director of the District of Columbia Department of Forensic Sciences and founder of Forensic Insight Consulting in Aldie, Virginia.
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The forensic scientist "They look like what you're getting from the pharmacy," forensic scientist Terry Baisz said.
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It was the New York State Commission on Forensic Science, not the National Commission on Forensic Science.
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An updated version of "Forensic Files," called "Forensic Files II," is set to premiere in 2020 on HLN.
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During that trip, Dr. Kidd met Li Caixia, the chief forensic physician of the ministry's Institute of Forensic Science.
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The groom, 50, is a partner and a forensic accountant at RSZ Forensic Associates, a litigation consultancy in New York.
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Secret Service forensic examinations are conducted on standalone computers, equipped with specialized forensic software, which are not connected to Secret Service networks.
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If the victim's body has noticeable bite marks on it, the forensic pathologist might summon a forensic dentist to photograph the injury.
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They forget that real advocacy means a patient, unemotional, and forensic determination of all of the circumstances, statements, facts and forensic evidence.
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"I am amazed that there was no forensic psychiatrist conducting a forensic psychiatric autopsy," Bursztajn, who is unconnected to the case, tells PEOPLE.
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Martinelli is a nationally renowned forensic criminologist and police expert who directs the nation's only multidisciplinary Forensic Death Investigations and Independent Review Team.
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"The diagnosis of death may be extremely difficult," said Ryan Blumenthal, senior forensic pathologist at the University of Pretoria's Department of Forensic Medicine.
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Forensic psychologist and executive director of the New York Center for Neuropsychology and Forensic Behaviourial Science, Dr N.G. Berrill, says it's about entertainment.
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Yet the promise of more accurate forensic science in the criminal justice system remains unclear after Attorney General Jeff Sessions scrapped the National Commission on Forensic Science — a coalition of independent lawyers, criminal justice experts, law enforcement, and forensic scientists — just last week.
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Ron Martinelli is a nationally renowned forensic criminologist and police expert, who directs the nation's only multidisciplinary Forensic Death Investigations and Independent Review Team.
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The forensic laboratory in Connecticut, which handles all forensic testing, including fingerprints, for the state, is one of the first labs trying out the program.
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"Forensic science has been dealing with a resource problem," said former investigator John M. Collins Jr., whose Forensic Foundations Group works to educate lab technicians.
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Soon afterward, Forensic Architecture and Forensic Oceanography, an affiliated research group specializing in the investigation of incidents at sea, reached out with an intriguing idea.
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"For decades, it has been industry-standard forensic and digital evidence handling practice to conduct analysis on forensic images instead of original evidence," she said.
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Eyal Weizman of Forensic Architecture (image courtesy Forensic Architecture) Week in Review is a weekly collection of news, developments, and stirrings in the art world.
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That might suggest that Mr. Sessions would care about the integrity of forensic science, but his enthusiasm has been for more — not better — forensic evidence.
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Ron Martinelli, Ph.D., is a nationally renowned forensic criminologist and law enforcement expert who directs the nation's only multidisciplinary Forensic Death Investigations and Independent Review Team.
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Jessica Cino, who studies forensic evidence at the Georgia State University College of Law, said it's promising that the DOJ is taking strides forward on forensic standards.
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A shortage of pathologists at a government forensic agency Sobrino Vega, the former chief financial officer, in one chat was asked about the budget for forensic pathologists.
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"Given the significant recent advances in forensic and scientific testing methods, Greeley Police will be examining every possible forensic option available to us," police said at the time.
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John Butler, special assistant to the director of forensic science at NIST and expert in DNA-based forensic analysis, collaborated with Frederick-Frost to help uncover Souder's legacy.
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Few people go into forensic pathology in the first place, he said, largely because of low salaries, and as more forensic pathologists retire, fewer are replenishing the supply.
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He studied at the University of Glasgow and in 2015 he spent three months in Australia as a visiting forensic pathologist at the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine.
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In the last 753 years, forensic patients' costs jumped to $275 billion from $251 billion; forensic patients now account for 280 percent of total state psychiatric hospital expenditures.
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" Also in the episode, Richards and Clemente were joined by Dr. Henry Lee, a forensic scientist; Jim Fitzgerald, a forensic linguist; James Kolar, an investigator for the Boulder District Attorney; Stan Burke, a former FBI special agent; and Dr. Werner Spitz, a forensic pathologist, in their self-described "war room.
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Their remains, military tags and uniforms will be examined Scientists at the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency lab (DPAA) use forensic anthropology, forensic dentistry, DNA and other scientific methods.
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He sponsored and shepherded to passage the Paul Coverdell National Forensic Science Improvement Act of 2000, which remains the signature federal funding mechanism for state all-purpose forensic labs.
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The Forensic Records Society , by Magnus Mills (Bloomsbury) .
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In response to a request for forensic reports related to Jones, a lawyer for the Department of Forensic Sciences directed BuzzFeed News to file a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Now the director of the New York State Police Medicolegal Investigation Unit, Mr. Levine has served as president of national certifying boards in forensic dentistry and forensic sciences more generally.
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According to the board of the European Network of Forensic Science Institutes, which counts 66 members in 36 countries, no international guidelines exist for providing security at forensic research institutes.
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In March, a study in the Journal of Forensic Science also claimed to reveal the identity of the killer, following a "forensic investigation of a shawl" linked to Catherine Eddowes.
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BYRD: Well, when we look at the remains themselves, we, as anthropologists, and we have four forensic anthropologists, going to Wonsan to receive the remains from the North Koreans, and then we had additional forensic anthropologists from South Korea join us at Osan afterwards to do a forensic review of the remains.
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"As a forensic scientist, you're trained to be neutral and unbiased," Mark Desire, the assistant director of forensic biology at the medical examiner's office in New York, explained to the Times.
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"This is the kind of forensic work done all the time in police investigations," Matteo Borrini, a forensic scientist at Liverpool John Moores University in the United Kingdom, told BuzzFeed News.
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In fact, these are values that some forensic scientists are trying to return to, says Betty Layne DesPortes, a criminal defense attorney and president of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences.
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The system neatly matched the time-lapse photographs, adding to the system's validity as a forensic tool; additionally, the team's results validated the usefulness of time-lapse cameras in forensic research.
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Forensic scientist Dr. Angela Williamson, who performed some of the forensic testing, told CNN that early DNA testing was done of the crotch of JonBenet's panties, where her blood had been found.
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The NFI is a body that assists law enforcement in forensic evidence retrieval, and which, according to its website, deals with most of the forensic investigations in criminal cases in the Netherlands.
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McGilvrey was forwarded the email by a cellular forensic expert who in turn received it from a private investigator; Motherboard spoke to both the forensic expert and private investigator, corroborating that account.
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"There's a misconception that all forensic evidence is present all the time," said Mike Marciano, a research assistant professor at Syracuse's Forensic and National Security Sciences Institute whose background is in DNA analysis.
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He ended a commission charged with improving forensic science standards and halted a review of closed cases even as these efforts were discovering that faulty forensic evidence was responsible for many wrongful convictions.
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Founded in 1982 as Forensic Technologies International, FTI has exploded through acquisitions to become a $2.4 billion-a-year company that provides expertise on corporate litigation, forensic accounting, restructuring, bankruptcies and regulatory matters.
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"The goal of forensic psychiatry is to seek justice and truth while respecting the rights of those who are examined," he wrote in the book "Ethical Issues in Forensic Psychiatry, Minimizing Harm" (2011).
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The government said it would initially commit 400 million pesos ($353 million) to work through the backlog, including updating forensic databases, establishing five new forensic centers, bringing in experts and using new technologies.
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The forensic scientist determined that no controlled substance was detected.
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I spoke with lawyers, a forensic pathologist, and an oceanographer.
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But Dr. Carole Lieberman is not your typical forensic psychiatrist.
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Forensic psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Bober reacts on 'Fox & Friends First.
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Forensic specialists were examining what caused the incident, police said.
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That broadness makes any sort of attempted forensic analysis pointless.
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The investigation, supported by forensic evidence, has concluded that pic.twitter.
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Perez criticized forensic officials who declined to open the trailers.
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We like many other organizations provide forensic services to companies.
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A forensic tent has been erected on nearby Southampton Row.
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Forensic police are still working to recover the pilot's remains.
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Other apps like Signal and Wickr leave fewer forensic traces.
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These findings were supported by forensic evidence and medical examinations.
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Forensic analysis revealed none of the login attempts were successful.
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So TIGHAR turned to Jeff Glickman, a forensic imaging specialist.
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Police are also conducting a forensic examination of the van.
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Forensic Architecture combed through the videos and social media posts.
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The spokesperson said the forensic investigation is incomplete and ongoing.
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Forensic teams meticulously search the stream flowing through the park.
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Subsidizing forensic training for rural nurses is one quick solution.
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He'd been up late watching Forensic Files with his wife.
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It's a forensic look inside the minds of New Men.
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But forensic tests showed the bones long predated their disappearances.
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Forensic teams in white suits scoured the area for evidence.
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Many forensic musicologists seem to have stumbled into the profession.
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He said a forensic pathologist determined the remains were human.
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Offenders can be subjected to digital forensic investigations and terminated.
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CYRIL H. WECHT Pittsburgh The writer is a forensic pathologist.
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What type of people seek out a freelance forensic pathologist?
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Forensic experts later found her blood on Mr. Madsen's face.
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Dale Yeager, a forensic profiler and CEO of Seraph Inc.
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Prosecutors had no eyewitnesses, little forensic evidence and no motive.
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Forensic investigators were kept from the crime scene for days.
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She hired a lawyer and worked with a forensic consultant.
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Regardless, the Bryan case has already spurred forensic science reform.
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Traditional forensic labs do work with old and rootless hair.
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The forensic scientists involved say they plan to investigate further.
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Outside forensic experts assisted in the discovery, the company said.
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Forensic Research Lab of the Atlantic Council, a think tank.
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Dr. Timothy P. Rohrig, a forensic toxicologist from Wichita, Kan.
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Time has not been a friend of the forensic teams.
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I put on Forensic Files to help me fall asleep.
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Summerscale reconstructs the case and its aftermath with forensic care.
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And in December, the forensic genetics company Verogen purchased GEDmatch.
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In shock, she watches forensic investigators comb through her garden.
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You may some forensic evidence, but unless there's DNA or some unusual forensic evidence, you may be relying on circumstantial evidence, some kind of a confession statement, to solve the most serious crime imaginable.
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In July 2018, the Texas Forensic Science Commission — a nationally influential organization that investigates complaints about forensic evidence — said that the blood-spatter analysis used to convict Mr. Bryan was not supported by science.
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But Richard Jantz, a former director of the University of Tennessee's Forensic Anthropology Centre, points out in an article reviewing the evidence, just published in Forensic Anthropology, how primitive the discipline was at the time.
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Their forensic investigation last year looked at 30,914 cocaine exhibits (mostly drug samples but also paraphernalia and storage cases) submitted to the National Forensic Laboratory Information System (NFLIS) from the state between 2015 and 22018.
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NATIONAL An article on Sunday about a conference on forensic genealogy misstated Department of Justice guidelines as described by Ted Hunt, senior adviser to the attorney general on forensic science at the Department of Justice.
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They expect forensic to positively identify the remains before the weekend.
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The victims were a forensic psychiatrist, two paralegals and a counselor.
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The itinerant nature of DNA has serious implications for forensic investigations.
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Those files were later verified by Yahoo and outside forensic experts.
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"I'm getting ready to apply for forensic psychology programs," she said.
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Authorities will do forensic testing on medical instruments in his possession.
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Forensic tests revealed previous malicious activity on the network as well.
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Coroner's offices don't always have a morgue or a forensic pathologist.
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RON MARTINELLI, FORENSIC CRIMINOLOGIST: Well there&aposs a couple of things.
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The letter is now with the FBI for forensic analysis. Jan.
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Police say a forensic team will examine the recovered human remains.
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But Allen's culpability is contradicted by the fragmentary forensic evidence available.
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Conventional forensic DNA testing showed that Usry was not the killer.
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HLN will begin airing the "Best of Forensic Files" on weeknights.
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On the forensic science side, many don't have any science background.
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Instead Mr Alsheikh subjected him to the most forensic of probes.
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She also implicates Eisenberg, the forensic anthropologist from the 2007 trial.
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And we do that through a deep and complicated forensic analysis.
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A forensic pathologist calculated Piazza had a blood alcohol content between .
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I think this tape has to be subjected to forensic analysis.
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Peter Karutz, a senior partner at MDD Forensic Accountants firmly objected.
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You may recall Forensic Architecture from headlines a few years back.
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A forensic team was still looking for more remains on Thursday.
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The host answered that forensic testing showed they were Halbach's remains.
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A forensic pathologist said Piazza had a blood alcohol content between .
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In the real world you do get well-known forensic scientists.
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Fragments were also found, complicating the forensic experts' work, he said.
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There was no forensic or physical evidence to coroborate their statements.
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Forensic Drug & Alcohol Testing, located in Chantilly, Va., won the contract.
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The discovered items have been sent to Ontario's Forensic Pathology Services.
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DNA analysis and other forensic techniques can erroneously identify innocent people.
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That board is advised by independent counsel and a forensic expert.
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Now he's a forensic composite artist for the Philadelphia Police Department.
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To be clear, I'm not a journalist, nor a forensic accountant.
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His role as a forensic musicologist has brought him the attention.
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A forensic video analyst, Grant Fredericks, was questioned on the stand.
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Forensic scientist Allan Allday said the tongues were bound with twine.
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The forensic specialists took over, drawing a circle around the spot.
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Absolutely. I watch these real crime shows, Forensic Files and things.
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But where Pron is forensic in his approach, López is sensual.
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Traditional reporting in Gaza was critical to bolstering the forensic analysis.
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Should this type of forensic science be allowed in the courtroom?
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Mr. Follin, who said he had no forensic background, was skeptical.
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The authors cited facial recognition technology and high-tech forensic reconstructions.
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The coroner was a forensic pathologist who handled that county's autopsies.
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Then the forensic work begins, with agents looking for digital fingerprints.
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He said forensic pathologists define homicide as death by another person.
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The forensic information helped convict the owner, who went to jail.
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It can take weeks get results in a traditional forensic lab.
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Avenatti said the sketch was done by forensic artist Lois Gibson.
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Getting more forensic pathologists on board would also require financial backing.
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If we detect suspicious activity, we'll do a full forensic audit.
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My husband has given me the moniker "Forensic Artist," aka Morticia.
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While the new standards are a step in the right direction, forensic scientists outside of the DOJ say they probably won't make a huge impact on the day-to-day practice or understanding of forensic analysis.
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David Foran, the director of the Forensic Science Program at Michigan State University and a qualified expert on forensic DNA profiling, suspects that these cases are most likely due to police procedure, more than anything else.
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The New York State Commission on Forensic Science, a 14-member panel appointed by the governor to develop standards for forensic laboratories, will hold a public hearing on Friday on whether to authorize familial DNA searching.
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Op-Ed Contributor Prosecutors applauded the April 10 announcement by Attorney General Jeff Sessions that the Department of Justice was disbanding the nonpartisan National Commission on Forensic Science and returning forensic science to law enforcement control.
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Elcomsoft, which creates digital forensic software for governments and law enforcement agencies, said on Friday that its iOS Forensic Toolkit can now extract some data from locked iPhones and iPads in Before First Unlock (BFU) mode.
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The forensic science community has spent the last decade grappling with the problems inherent to the field, and last month, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced new policies to improve standards around forensic science in federal labs.
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Under the new policies, the DOJ will issue uniform language requirements for forensic scientists in their labs to use during testimony and reporting, to standardize the way they talk about different levels and gradations of forensic evidence.
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"There is variation between the states and even with counties as to who is permitted to pronounce an individual dead," writes forensic experts Jason Payne-James and Roger Byard in the Encyclopedia of Forensic and Legal Medicine.
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As a forensic criminologist and federal/state courts expert in forensic investigations and police practices, I have investigated hundreds of officer-involved death cases; including a number of high-profile cases many of you have heard about.
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" Mr. Johnson's lawyers, citing "qualitative changes in the capabilities of forensic DNA testing between 1997, 2002 and now," asked the Arkansas court for new forensic studies on evidence that included a rape kit and fingernail scrapings. "Mr.
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"We know unequivocally that the forensic report is not accurate," Jackson said.
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Miller said the remains will undergo forensic testing to determine the identity.
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They're not wrong: DNA is the most accurate forensic science we have.
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I finally sit on the couch and watch some old Forensic Files.
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Pollination, to date, has been done by hand with a forensic brush.
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Closer to the explosion, forensic workers marked mounds of ash with numbers.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Forensic scene outside of a Florida High School right now.
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Forensic evidence collected from the scene is currently being investigated, Loeding says.
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The girl's body was taken to a forensic unit in San Juan.
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We are collecting forensic evidences to ascertain the nature of the blast.
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Forensic scientists made the match within the last 10 days, she added.
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For one thing, the Data Store was a forensic hall of mirrors.
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Forensic investigators also remained at the scene of the crash late Thursday.
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The former forensic scientist had dreamed of riding once she stopped work.
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There are some intriguing nuggets in this forensic and impeccably sourced account.
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Like other scientists, forensic researchers also are using less and less DNA.
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There are real, and harmful, consequences to forensic science in the courtroom.
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People have been sounding the alarm about faulty forensic science for years.
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A forensic analysis of the cell phone determined it had a virus.
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They take about a year on average to do the forensic testing.
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It considered 330 pages of forensic material and 3,500 other multimedia files.
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Police forensic investigators prepare to move the headless body of Kim Wall.
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Investigators are using DNA and other forensic evidence to identify the bodies.
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"John does everything we ask him to do," his forensic psychiatrist said.
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This group called Forensic Architecture, which is more like a tech company.
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If needed, the researchers will also provide forensic analysis and DNA testing.
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All I know is this tape must be subjected to forensic analysis.
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In a new paper, three economists say forensic evidence bears that out.
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His DNA had matched forensic samples collected by investigators at the scene.
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The FBI, for example, used to have a forensic linguist on staff.
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Ron Martinelli is a nationally renowned forensic criminologist and law enforcement expert.
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Forensic experts may not be readily available, so first responders take photos.
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There could be a forensic need to contain and retain the data.
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This is the second year the school has offered the forensic workshop.
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Forensic analysis was inconclusive, and no sign of MacDermott's remains were discovered.
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"Forensic science is very well known but not well understood," DesPortes said.
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The remains were confirmed as Vogt's by dental and other forensic records.
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A forensic accountant found that Williams earns more than $521,000 per month.
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Prosecutors had little forensic evidence and relied on the testimony of Constand.
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No one in the law enforcement or forensic communities disagrees with this.
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Lt. Rawin Nasomsong, of the Royal Thai Police's Institute of Forensic Medicine.
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"It's the same adversary," the official involved in the forensic investigation said.
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In many cases, the forensic trail of cash is small and insignificant.
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"We also made clear that our forensic investigation was ongoing," Uber said.
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A forensic investigator sifts though items during a search at the house.
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Facebook has hired forensic auditors from the firm Stroz Friedberg to help.
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Lowry works the case from a human rather than a forensic angle.
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He shaved his face and head, so he'd leave no forensic evidence.
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The forensic reports concluded that the plastic bag was an ineffective solution.
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Ms. Sharek is a forensic scientist with the City of New York.
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The Saudi Society of Forensic Medicine lists him as a board member.
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McLaren based his report on forensic evidence and the cooperation of Rodchenkov.
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I have a degree in forensic science with an emphasis in chemistry.
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H.H.S. has hired forensic accountants to review the finances of shelter operators.
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Mr. Ryan, 74, a retired forensic accountant, is treasurer of both organizations.
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Photographs are used for scientific and forensic evidence for their supposed truthfulness.
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The vessel was seized by police for forensic testing, the outlet reported.
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Calvin Goddard, a pioneer of forensic ballistics, to help solve the crime.
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And 116A is FORENSIC ANALYST, also known as a CANAL ZONE (106A).
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Forensic labs are not set up to implement it and it's expensive.
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You can catch up on past seasons of "Forensic Files" on demand.
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The entire forensic record is against them, along with their own confessions.
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The forensic analysis of Bezos&apos phone was first obtained by Motherboard.
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They are particularly useful in sexual assault cases with limited forensic evidence.
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The process resembles the procedure that forensic anthropologists use to search areas.
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The FBI is working with city officials on the forensic investigation. Nola.
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Forensic analysts use probabilistic software programs to evaluate fingerprints, faces and DNA.
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Detectives are hoping forensic and DNA evidence will help solve the case.
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After the initial interviews, the forensic team took the photographs for review.
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He succeeded, and a forensic expert pronounced the thumbprint a perfect match.
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Since then, forensic DNA testing has put millions of criminals behind bars.
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Dr. James Knoll is a leading forensic psychiatrist who studies mass murderers.
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She said if cases are prosecuted, forensic nurses are called to testify.
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It can take weeks to get results in a traditional forensic lab.
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Government forensic experts were sent to the scene to collect the remains.
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Cillian spent hours doing this forensic palmistry, trying to read her mind.
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He shaved his head and face to avoid leaving any forensic evidence.
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Caesar was part of a military police forensic photography unit in Damascus.
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Now, dental forensic evidence is coming under increasing scrutiny in the courts.
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They have disagreed over other forms of forensic evidence in the past.
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There are around 100 members of the North American Forensic Entomology Association.
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In a statement, a DOJ official said Hunt, a former state prosecutor, will oversee development and implementation of forensic science initiatives and work with external forensic science stakeholders, including scientists, crime lab leaders, law enforcement and legal practitioners.
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" Forensic scientist and iOS security expert Jonathan Ździarski says it's true that the IP-BOX is better characterized as a hacking tool rather than a forensic tool, but that it's "gained wide acceptance in the law enforcement community.
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The Italian State Forensic Department, a national police agency, then examined the works using forensic techniques typically used in "cold cases," with the extra challenge of working on ancient portraits, not photographs, said Vittorio Rizzi, a police official.
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" To improve the use of forensic evidence in the courtroom, I observed that "[l]awmakers, prosecutors, defense attorneys and forensic scientists, collaboratively working together to implement the reform the NAS report recommended, have to be the beacon of change.
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In May it engaged forensic accountants to investigate historic accounting errors and policies.
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Now, forensic teams are combing through the charred rubble, searching for victims' remains.
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Three groups of forensic anthropologists were also called in to help, he said.
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But even without forensic software, evidence of Kim's doctored ears is clearly visible.
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Research by Forensic Architecture suggests injustice in the police killing of Harith Augustus.
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The Digital Forensic Research Lab (DFR) analyzed the accounts that Facebook had identified.
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Judicial review, the report said, could not cure the infirmities of forensic science.
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Just weeks after DeAngelo's arrest, Parabon NanoLabs launched a commercial forensic genealogy service.
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The documentary's experts interview the forensic examiner who declared the case a homicide.
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DNA found on Mujey's jeans matched James', a forensic scientist testified in June.
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University computer scientists confirmed DN's report with a forensic analysis of Tidal's data.
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Dueling opinions from forensic experts also planted doubts that jurors could not resolve.
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But forensic biomedical scientists at the University of Leuven believe they can help.
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The group has removed the remains from the site for a forensic investigation.
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Forensic teams in white suits searched for evidence as police helicopters buzzed overhead.
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It is a saying in forensic science that every contact leaves a trace.
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Refinery29: And what is your particular focus within the field of forensic psychology?
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They denied him access to his lawyer, and refused to conduct forensic tests.
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This week, official forensic identification determined that the bones belonged to Tia Bonta.
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Police were examining the devices for forensic evidence, which might yield some answers.
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A large knife was recovered from the scene and taken for forensic analysis.
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According to Gouthro, the investigator then performed a forensic audit on the device.
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Once in Hawaii, forensic experts will face the challenge of identifying the remains.
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Sources should protect themselves by consulting "adverserial stylometry" and "forensic author profiling". pic.twitter.
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Other victims included a forensic psychiatrist, a counselor and a Fountain Hills couple.
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Working with Amnesty International, Forensic Architecture interviewed five former Saydnaya detainees in Istanbul.
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The case helped civilians understand that DNA and forensic science could be flawed.
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And there should have been an autopsy by a board-certified forensic pathologist.
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The mirroring of a server must be conducted by the WADA forensic expert.
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The team included forensic scientists, FBI agents, pathologists, and a criminal behavioral analyst.
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If the forensic team is allowed in, they know exactly where to go.
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I zone out to Forensic Files on Netflix and take an unanticipated nap.
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She was identified through fingerprints by the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences.
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"iMessage leaves a lot [of forensic traces]," Zdziarski said, reached by The Verge.
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But the Justice Department's inspector general later recovered the messages using forensic tools.
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Thursday, May 31 Steven Pitt, a forensic psychiatrist was the best-known victim.
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"We're essentially bringing in entirely new ways to analyze forensic DNA," Greytak said.
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That's why forensic artist Lois Gibson is doing a sketch of the attacker.
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It was one of the largest exclusions of forensic evidence in American history.
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Forensic evidence indicates the bombs were attached to the attackers' bodies, Karnavian said.
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These machines are among the most widely used forensic tools in law enforcement.
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FBI forensic accountant Morgan Magionos brought Manafort's fashion tastes back to the spotlight.
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The lust for the details of their lives is both forensic and ghoulish.
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Liu, Brasier, and colleagues had to become forensic investigators to figure it out.
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In fact, an extensive body of forensic science literature exists on the topic.
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The state's forensic laboratory chief, Rita Adriana Licea Cadena, pulled out a ledger.
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It showed signs of torture, according to forensic and prosecution officials in Egypt.
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A forensic consulting firm, Parabon, offered to generate a predictive likeness using DNA.
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The forensic staff members did some blood tests and said it was him.
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Beth Israel is forensic in its use of the newest and best evidence.
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Holding forth without interruption, he introduced the forensic discipline's basic principles and lexicon.
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Another prominent factor in wrongful convictions across the country was misleading forensic evidence.
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In 1981, the forensic lab moved to Montgomery and the museum moved in.
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He's doing forensic accounting work pro bono, but that's not winning her over.
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"The initial concern was suicide versus homicide," says forensic pathologist Dr. Roland Kohr.
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His father is a forensic accounting consultant in private practice in Georgetown, Mass.
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Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of other places for forensic patients to go.
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Once forensic reports are available, the chief minister said, relatives would be informed.
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Watch out for new episodes of "Forensic Files II" on demand via CNNgo.
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She is considering going to college to study forensic science or oceanic biology.
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Under the law, victims of sexual violence can receive free forensic medical exams.
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Both Graphika and the Digital Forensic Research Lab have received funding from Facebook.
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So F.B.I. forensic scientists were called in to crack the coldest of cases.
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A forensic doctor is currently conducting an autopsy on Layla, Mr. Qidra said.
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Stressed and disheartened by the workload, forensic pathologists change careers or retire early.
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Forensic police at one of the hookah bars where the shootings took place.
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Still, it's not as if Trump's impeachers covered themselves in forensic glory either.
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As a senator (and former prosecutor), Mr. Sessions made forensic science a priority.
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The victims' remains have been sent to a forensic lab for DNA testing.
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Certified nurses receive training on how to properly collect and preserve forensic evidence.
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And forensic analysis does allow experts to trace the source of a hack.
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Harrison on Friday said that forensic evidence has been collected from the boy.
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The video focuses on hair analysis, a staple of forensic work for decades.
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This forensic investigation of multiple lives converging around a central disaster is brilliant.
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It's a remarkable, praiseworthy forensic effort, which has been years in the making.
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Whistleblowers went to the authorities and the SEC investigated, hiring a forensic account.
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Forensic specialists have been called in to help recover and identify the bodies.
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But without access to forensic technology, these prints are rendered meaningless and untraceable.
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Scientists and forensic anthropologists have been examining three locations in Tulsa since October.
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But an examination by Argentine forensic experts contradicted the investigation by Mexican authorities.
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Frances Glessner Lee, the first lady of forensic science, was a cult curiosity.
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Forensic teams have been trying to get DNA from relatives to identify victims.
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Sanford, like most other forensic entomologists, trained as a biologist and entomologist first.
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Richard L. Jantz, a forensic anthropologist at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, believes Earhart became marooned, and he says he has the bones to prove it—or least, a forensic analysis of bones discovered on Nikumaroro island back in 1940.
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Swofford partnered with statisticians and other experts to develop and test his program, a highly unusual move for a forensic analyst, said Karen Kafadar, chair of the American Statistical Association's Advisory Committee on Forensic Science, who consulted on the project.
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"During the initial attempt to collect a forensic image of the iPhone, FTI determined that the device had iTunes backup encryption enabled, and that full analysis of the contents of the forensic image would require the encryption password," the report states.
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Its quality is poor, and prosecutors had submitted it as evidence before forensic analysis.
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The right to be informed of important results of a sexual assault forensic examination.
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The victims were identified as a prominent forensic psychiatrist, a counselor and two paralegals.
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She is also seeking $100,000 in attorney fees and $50,000 for a forensic accountant.
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Forensic examiners removing bodies after a gas explosion in Hidalgo state, Mexico, on Jan.
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They are awaiting a forensic examination of the device, which they believe was homemade.
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Berenson credits his wife, a forensic psychologist, for motivating him to write the book.
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SIG said its forensic review had revealed an overstatement for the year to Dec.
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Cost is an issue for forensic labs, many of which don't have large budgets.
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Forensic evidence, according to Sills, suggests the car was ditched prior to the burglary.
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"That's NOT evidence of manipulation; that's evidence of really bad forensic analysis," he said.
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The BCA said forensic testing is being completed and evidence is still being examined.
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That's when they passed forensic teams and bodies covered in plastic sheets, he said.
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For example, do German shepherds and Labrador retrievers make better forensic investigators than bulldogs?
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Reuters showed three forensic experts mortuary images of two of the 11 dead men.
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But the defense's forensic expert testified it could travel as far as six feet.
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Source: Lucy Morgan Adela Echavarria was the forensic accountant assigned to the Rabuffos case.
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Perry's family wants the device be to be thoroughly examined by trained forensic investigators.
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Meltzer and his crew turned to forensic experts specializing in dust from Ground Zero.
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The auditor general completed a forensic audit into the state pension fund in March.
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Cellebrite makes a series of what it calls Universal Forensic Extraction Devices, or UFED.
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A forensic examination determined she had died of asphyxia by strangulation, the AP said.
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In addition, it calls for a strengthening of the qualification process for forensic experts.
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Forensic evidence showed that the third shot she fired – to the head – was fatal.
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And his rediscovered work could help forensic scientists address challenges facing the field today.
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When forensic doctors investigated the body, they found 34 capsules of cocaine inside him.
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Police said the suspect killed a noted forensic psychiatrist, two paralegals and a counselor.
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And, because of that, the existence of forensic evidence in children's cases is rare.
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The second report was put together by a government forensic laboratory and dated Oct.
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A larger web of forensic links tying together Sandworm's earlier attacks stretches back years.
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Reena Kapoor, a forensic psychiatrist at Yale University, frequently performs evaluations for asylum seekers.
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Officials said the knife had been tested for DNA, fingerprints and other forensic evidence.
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Constand is Cosby's chief accuser in a case that lacks virtually any forensic evidence.
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Forensic evidence suggested that she shot Allan in the head while he was sleeping.
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As cited in Mr. Avery's motion for reconsideration, a forensic examination of Barb's computer . . .
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He added that police are waiting for forensic evidence to be collected and analyzed.
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The New York Times also cited a forensic anthropologist who made a similar point.
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Puerto Rico's Bureau of Forensic Sciences is authorized to classify deaths as hurricane-related.
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In his career as a forensic anthropologist, Snow had traveled much of the world.
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But she declined to elaborate, saying details would emerge after the new forensic testing.
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Was he a lepidopterist, then, or a forensic archeologist, or an authority on chameleons?
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BD Wong played Dr. George Huang, a forensic psychiatrist that specializes in sexual assault.
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A forensic pathologist hired by Epstein's brother suggested this in his own separate investigation.
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Three people drove a van up to Belgium's main forensic storehouse at 2 a.m.
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They submitted letters saying they had large legal and forensic teams available to review.
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"I do not see how it's physically possible," forensic paediatric pathologist Andreas Marnerides said.
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Dr. Hirsch, a forensic pathologist, was the chief medical examiner from 1989 to 2013.
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He also confirmed that the knife is being investigated and examined for forensic evidence.
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The forensic evidence linking the DNC breach to known Russian operations is very strong.
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Members include a former chief justice, a high court judge and a forensic expert.
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On Tuesday, the state fired Luis Octavio Cotero, who had headed the forensic institute.
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The Digital Forensic Research Lab found that the deception wasn't limited to news content.
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Jim: It's hard to say until the forensic investigation of the hack is finished.
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The laboratory uses forensic anthropology, odontology, DNA and other scientific methods to identify remains.
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His new lawyer hopes new forensic testing and evidence could lead to his exoneration.
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We're talking forensic evidence here, in the shape of fingerprints left by one's FINGERTIP.
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SPECTACULAR MYSTERIES: RENAISSANCE DRAWINGS REVEALED A forensic examination of the Getty's extensive holdings. Dec.
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Among other things, the bureau will help extract forensic information from Mr. Dombroski's cellphone.
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Apple hired an important figure from the forensic security and mobile phone hacking community.
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After each attack in Kabul, the bodies arrive at the city's forensic medicine department.
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"These are not just bad choices," said Laura Levasseur, the president of Genesis Forensic.
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It included accusations that U.S. Forensic had falsified engineering reports on other people's houses.
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Only a small proportion of cases using the Forensic Statistical Tool went to trial.
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In 1990, I spent a week at the Centre for Forensic Sciences in Toronto.
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This year's four nominees include Forensic Architecture, a collective consisting of designers, filmmakers, etc.
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The professors quickly realized it would be their toughest assignment yet in forensic scatology.
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In California, some 22004 percent of approximately 22002,230 state-hospital patients are now forensic.
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"As a forensic scientist, you're trained to be neutral and unbiased," Mr. Desire said.
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Evidence was also "misinterpreted" at trial, it says, citing recent reviews by forensic experts.
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Bezos's team performed its own forensic analysis and shared the results with the FBI.
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And second, the government has access to forensic technology that makes digital investigations easier.
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These include curated movies and TV shows like Forensic Files and The Accidental Husband.
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Last month, the results of a forensic analysis commissioned by Mr. Bezos became public.
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The DOJ plans to release its final policy on forensic genetic genealogy in 2020.
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The most compelling true crime stories aren't just forensic conundrums — they're mysteries about people.
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Forensic scientists will match the remains with DNA samples, dental records and other data.
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"These are not normal mental patients," said Catherine Mortiere, a forensic psychologist at Kirby.
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"We provided all forensic evidence and analysis to the FBI," the CrowdStrike spokesperson said.
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Vocations Robert Reisman, 62, is a forensic veterinarian at the A.S.P.C.A. in New York.
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There will be an escort from the hospital to the Institute of Forensic Sciences.
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Kyle McAvoy, an expert with Robson Forensic, who specializes in watercraft safety and accidents.
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Keijer captained cruise ships for 23 years and is now a forensic marine expert.
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If they do want a forensic exam, the TeleNursing support is explained to them.
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Are we witnessing a construction site, a forensic crime scene, or an archaeological dig?
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" In a copy of the referenced forensic examination reviewed by PEOPLE, security firm Protus3 conducted a digital forensic analysis of Cooper's electronic devices and messaging accounts, concluding that they "did not locate any of the text messages in the form published on realitysteve.com.
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In the new study, a research team led by Daniel J. Wescott deposited a human corpse in a forested area of the 24-acre Forensic Anthropology Research Facility (FARF) in San Marcos, Texas (the university accepts whole-body human donations for forensic research).
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If we don't do something about the state of forensic sciences in this country, homicides will continue to be missed and conspiracy theories will continue to thrive whenever any prominent figure dies of natural causes in the absence of a forensic death investigation.
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A 2013 appeals court ruling covering the western edge of the U.S. found that border security could not conduct forensic searches of devices — that is, download the full contents of a device and use forensic tools — without "reasonable suspicion" of criminal wrongdoing.
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A five-member team of forensic examiners, led by the director of the Central Forensic Medical Center, Lee Bong-woo, conducted the autopsies after allegations in the media that the deaths were caused by bacterial infection, medical malpractice or some other preventable cause.
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Last year, then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions dashed hopes for reform when he disbanded the National Commission on Forensic Science, an Obama-era advisory panel that sought the input of research scientists in improving the standards and soundness of forensic analysis and testimony.
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The substance seized from Barba's rental car was submitted to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Savannah Laboratory for forensic analysis, where a forensic scientist determined the substance to be fentanyl, a Schedule II controlled substance, with a total weight of 830.9 grams.
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Given that the bootlegger appears to have died in 1916, his case is almost certainly the oldest to be cracked with forensic genealogy, a rapidly expanding forensic technique that uses individuals' relatives in genealogy databases to identify human remains and crime scene DNA.
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On April 10, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that he would disband the nonpartisan National Commission on Forensic Science, which was established four years ago to make forensic science independent from the win-at-all-costs mind-set of so many prosecutors.
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Tubaiqi, who was working as the forensic consultant and supervisor of the clinic at the time, told the newspaper it was his idea to design the clinic to allow coroners to perform forensic examinations and dissect bodies at crime and accident scenes.
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The cause and manner of her death are still pending, according to the forensic institute.
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Forensic science—the techniques law enforcement applies to cases, CSI-style—desperately needs an overhaul.
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Forensic science is the child of a bad marriage between pure science and law enforcement.
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Investigators also found forensic evidence after they searched Ajayi's home and property Wednesday, police said.
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As such, forensic specialists warned it could take decades before all the remains are identified.
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Edwards turned his engineering students into a team of forensic investigators on watch for problems.
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It was an exploration into the emerging techniques of biological surveillance and forensic DNA phenotyping.
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The devices were being examined by technicians at the FBI's forensic lab in Quantico, Virginia.
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Forensic experts were sent in and collected the blood, which they determined to be Berreth's.
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The body was exhumed and remains were sent to forensic anthropologists and a specialty lab.
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Forensic teams were working round the clock to finish identifying the victims and conducting autopsies.
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On Wednesday, a forensic team searched the consul's residence, where the murder allegedly took place.
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On Tuesday morning, investigators removed the black truck from the site for a forensic examination.
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He said forensic officials told him no one is regulating the temperature within the containers.
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A forensic exam concluded the remains belonged to an unidentified man from the nineteenth century.
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Additional autopsies were conducted by a top forensic pathologist, who determined the deaths were homicides.
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A woman forensic psychologist, a priest-in-training, and a carpenter...walked into a bar?
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"People will displace their aggression," said Jane Wood, a forensic psychologist at Britain's Kent University.
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Her body was recovered Wednesday, Brown said, and was identified shortly afterward by forensic investigators.
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Subjecting the attack to minute forensic scrutiny, he identifies a coalition of three distinct elements.
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The Bureau of Forensic Sciences said that it completed an autopsy at 10:39 a.m.
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Mr. Levandowski then wiped and reformatted the laptop in an attempt to erase forensic fingerprints.
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Forensic experts work at the site of an explosion triggered by a punctured pipeline, Jan.
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Forensic science finds that differences like these can heighten the chances of a wrongful identification.
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In fact, many people are trained to do that: scientists, judges, forensic investigators, physicians, etc.
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Dark and Shepard became friends after the actor wrote 1967's Forensic and the Navigators.
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Forensic investigators could be seen working on the bridge, where buses and taxis stood abandoned.
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On Friday, deputies went to the Dogan's residence to collect forensic evidence in Carmack's disappearance.
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Five million was spent on the independent forensic investigation, conducted by Mandiant and Stroz Friedberg.
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Forensic Architecture says they have informed curators Rujeko Hockley and Jane Panetta of their decision.
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Forensic expert Salah Tubaigy tried to remove any trace of the incident, the official said.
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Baker McKenzie will work with various experts, including forensic firm FTI Consulting, the company said.
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One agent said supplies needed for forensic processes are being used up and not replaced.
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She described the traumatic and humiliating experience of enduring an hourslong sexual assault forensic exam.
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Evidence from the wreckage will enable investigators to build a forensic picture of what occurred.
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Cover image: A forensic tent on the platform at Parsons Green station in west London.
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The Department of Defense arranged to fly them to its forensic anthropology lab in Hawaii.
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"In today's world, forensic evidence is more important than it's ever been before," Keenan said.
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Former NYPD Detective Harry Houck gets annoyed when TV shows make forensic science look infallible.
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"A perfect match!" said Dr. Gus Karazulas, the "forensic odontologist" whose testimony clinched the conviction.
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Mr Bower's forensic examination of Labour's approach to immigration under Mr Blair is particularly damaging.
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Under pressure from DNA and other forensic evidence, Ridgway confessed to 48 counts of murder.
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TRC says forensic evidence proves the fatal shot was not at the hands of Sirhan.
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In it, Dr. Marcella Fierro, one of the nation's foremost forensic pathologists, put it best.
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She believes that advances in forensic testing will be the key to clearing his name.
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Dr. Judy Melinek is a forensic pathologist in California and the CEO of PathologyExpert Inc.
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The fact Motherisk lacked forensic accreditation didn't seem to hurt its evidence's admissibility in court.
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Forensic procedure involves documentation, allowing the FBI to focus on other aspects of the work.
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Prosecutors called 12 witnesses over a week of testimony, but presented almost no forensic evidence.
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It is also hosting pieces of Cellebrite forensic software, such as the UFED Cloud Analyzer.
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Again, no smoking forensic gun showed the attacks originated from Moscow or an intelligence agency.
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They plan to call in forensic scientists to help reveal the secrets of the remains.
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Peeters is recollecting a murder investigation as part of an interview with a forensic psychologist.
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Is Fitzgerald's seeming invention of "forensic linguistics" worth anybody's time, or is it complete bullshit?
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In addition, Jacksonville's office wanted an investigative team of 260 agents and two forensic accountants.
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" Zdziarski, the forensic scientist, put it this way: "You've got cops and cruisers using it.
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We talked with forensic experts about the process of putting Humpty Dumpty back together again.
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The Delaware Division of Forensic Science is assisting detectives in the investigation of the findings.
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SIG said then its forensic review had revealed an overstatement for the year ended Dec.
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Instead, journalists were invited and we will not have forensic evidence that much was accomplished.
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"It's a new world for Ace," said Mr. Leslie, who is trained in forensic accounting.
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Dan Inouye of Hawaii, describes itself as the largest forensic anthropology lab in the world.
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But one constant has remained: a growing body of forensic evidence implicating the Russian government.
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Possible jobs with this major: Medicinal chemist, microbiologist, physician associate, biomedical scientist, biotechnologist, forensic scientist.
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Their "proof of death" photos were "scientifically inconclusive," according to the forensic expert we consulted.
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Their research on decomposing animals has informed the views of forensic experts in police investigations.
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A forensic investigator told us interviews typically last closer to 1 hour and 45 minutes.
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We had a professor who was a forensic accountant at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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Roughly 20 of those bodies were sent to San Juan for forensic analysis, they said.
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With little to no forensic evidence, Constand's testimony is central to the case against Cosby.
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In a section titled "Russian Election Interference," Zuckerberg describes the company's post-election forensic work.
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Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has assigned six investigators and three forensic investigators to the case.
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Andy Neiman told the press that the knife was ruled out after a forensic investigation.
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With a background in criminal and forensic psychology, Henri joined the IWF 183 months ago.
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Forensic evidence soon proved his guilt of Angelika's killing, but the horrors didn't stop unfurling.
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The Austin Statesman reported that the girl took part in a forensic interview on Aug.
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Similarly, resistance to forensic science reform is based on a reluctance to change prosecutorial practice.
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There, she was an honors student active in the National Forensic League and student government.
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But I have no interest in this forensic attitude to everyday life in literary fiction.
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The Turkish authorities were reportedly prepared to bring in forensic teams to scour for clues.
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The doctor "was added to the team as a forensic expert," the Saudi official said.
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It's a stunning indictment of official culpability, and Belew constructs her case with forensic care.
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But forensic evidence also showed that he had been shot while in a fetal position.
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The National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Science has registered 1,037 attacks since 2004.
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Their innovative tactics include what we now recognize as criminal profiling, fingerprinting and forensic science.
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They paid him, he said, by buying computer forensic products from him at inflated rates.
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He had strongly supported Mr. Magaqa's call for a forensic audit of the Memorial Hall.
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" A flood of responses followed, like one forensic pathologist who wrote, "This is my lane.
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A forensic analysis in 2011 concluded that he had killed himself with an assault rifle.
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Where possible, evidence from forensic scientists and satellite photography is also used to verify testimony.
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Investigators are continuing their forensic analysis of Legan's digital media, including his social media posts.
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M. Clement Hall I am a pathologist who has been performing forensic autopsies since 1983.
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The federal government doesn't collect data on forensic patients' lengths of stay, crimes or treatment.
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In Pennsylvania, the proportion of forensic patients increased by 379 percent between 245 and 22004.
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A longtime partner and forensic auditor at KPMG, Johan van der Walt, led the investigation.
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Anything shorter, or using numbers only, is too easy for forensic devices to brute-force.
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The Thai Institute of Forensic Medicine confirmed the identities of Mr. Kraidej and Mr. Chatchan.
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They could not identify the body, so it was shipped off for a forensic examination.
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The forensic investigators encountered at least two obstacles in conducting their exam of Bezos's phone.
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The forensic institute said at least six bodies would undergo DNA testing to be identified.
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With little to no forensic evidence, the prosecution's case relies on Constand and her testimony.
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Family members and forensic experts believe some were gunned down as they tried to escape.
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He handed his Android phone to one of the organization's six forensic analysts, Brandon Reim.
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Jeffrey H. Luber, a forensic document examiner, was called to testify about Ms. Haley's planner.
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So the F.B.I.'s forensic scientists were called in to crack the agency's oldest case.
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Most medical schools do not promote or discuss forensic pathology as a possible career path.
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In recent months, forensic evidence of a broad hacking campaign against government critics has emerged.
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The forensic burden of the object extends to the systems of globalization that propel migration.
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One defense witness, a former state forensic pathologist, said her injuries were consistent with rape.
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He called in a special investigations consult team, forensic scientists, and use-of-force experts.
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A forensic analysis revealed it to be one of the weapons used in the shooting.
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We know what happens when prosecutors and police officers control forensic science, instead of scientists.
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The station is closed and will remain closed while a detailed forensic search is underway.
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Ms. LaBouvier's essay in the catalog suggests the forensic research involved in making the show.
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No murder weapon was left behind, and no fingerprints or other forensic evidence was recovered.
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No physical or forensic evidence linked him to the murder, nor did any discernible motive.
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Forensic evidence can be vital in determining whether cops or witnesses are telling the truth.
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Kyle McAvoy, a marine safety expert with Robson Forensic who specializes in marine incident investigations.
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Harris took a more cerebral approach, displaying a forensic skills honed as a district attorney.
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New York _____ Frances Glessner Lee, the first lady of forensic science, was a cult curiosity.
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These days, Fuhrman serves as a forensic and crime-scene expert for Fox News Channel.
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It was a week before the tunnel cooled enough for forensic investigators to recover bodies.
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She had also been promised access to forensic and police reports critical to her inquiry.
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On Wednesday, Guatemala's National Institute of Forensic Sciences increased the death toll to 99 people.
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The Verge spoke to Mnookin, who recently wrote a paper on the uncertain future of forensic science, about how forensic science is different from laboratory research, which techniques might be credible, and why she's not optimistic that the system is going to change anytime soon.
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Dr. Michael Pollanen, Ontario's chief forensic pathologist, said experts are working to reconstruct the remains with three objectives in mind: to identify the remains, to determine the causes of the deaths, and to use forensic techniques to figure out what happened to the victims.
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"The scientific community has been asked to test more and more evidence with less and less amounts of DNA," Dr. Prinz explained in 2009 to the DNA Subcommittee of the state forensic science commission, which approves all forensic methods used in New York State.
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The forensic evidence published in these charges refutes the myth that attribution is impossible in cyberspace.
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Using forensic chemicals, investigators saw evidence suggesting an attempt had been made to clean the area.
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Testifying for the defense, forensic video analyst Grant Fredericks said the video footage backed Slager's account.
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Ben Nimmo is a senior fellow, information defense, at the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab.
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"Here's what the researchers have been able to piece together about the NYPD's "Forensic Imaging System.
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That includes Steven Pitt, a nationally recognized forensic psychiatrist in Arizona who worked on the investigation.
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Also, Forensic Architecture says it has found a bullet linking Kanders to violence in Gaza, Pope.
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Forensic information should be examined hand-in-hand with medical, social work, psychological, and other histories.
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According to the Innocence Project, incorrectly used forensic evidence contributes to nearly half of wrongful convictions.
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Instead, forensic science improvement and reform would move in-house, with less input from external researchers.
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Within a decade, some kinds of forensic analysis may even be unable to detect forged audio.
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His body has been turned over to the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences, according to AL.com .
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Other implants install themselves in the computer's firmware interface, making them undetectable through conventional forensic techniques.
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The account claimed to have done a forensic investigation of the photo to reach that conclusion.
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Then the forensic pathologist needed more time to review evidence she'd received only the night before.
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Mobile forensic firms figured out a workaround so they can transfer the data without the passcode.
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Hirsch also was a professor and chairman of Forensic Medicine at New York University Medical School.
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That's when the F.B.I.'s forensic scientists were called in to crack the agency's oldest case.
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These companies may face compulsory delisting by exchanges, following a forensic audit to verify their credentials.
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HBO says it is reviewing what data has leaked as part of an ongoing forensic investigation.
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An hour before the girl's forensic interview, he scanned the police report, reading sections out loud.
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But beyond Hogan, the verdict could have far-reaching consequences for labor policies and forensic science.
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One was later identified as a forensic expert; others as members of the Saudi security services.
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Blockchain forensic analysis is a burgeoning industry, and Coinbase decided to bring that functionality in-house.
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They provide forensic evidence of what the engineer was doing at the time of the accident.
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Authorities don&apost suspect foul play but a state police forensic anthropologist will examine the remains.
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The forensic report said that both Kamal and Shehata were shot in the head, he added.
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Sutton said she is working with a forensic expert to further examine the two different versions.
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Currently, it ensures that no one can be denied or charged for a forensic medical examination.
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Michael Stone, a forensic psychiatrist who studies mass shootings, references significant massacres in 1857 and 1900.
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Also, Dr Angela Gallop talks about her career as one of Britain's most eminent forensic scientists.
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With his parents' permission and participation, Reuters hired a forensic lab to perform a DNA test.
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"Human remains have been found and forensic pathologists are on the scene," a police spokesman said.
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Don Grubin, a forensic psychiatrist, was a sceptic when he first began researching polygraphs in 2000.
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Following the attack, police sealed off the site of the explosion and forensic teams moved in.
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Crime scene and forensic evidence, including DNA, showed that another man, Omar Ballard, committed the crimes.
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Her best hope, then, is to be like Mitt Romney in 2012: ruthlessly forensic in attack.
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Rid writes: The forensic evidence linking the DNC breach to known Russian operations is very strong.
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The market had remained shut since then, with forensic investigators at work and police standing guard.
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" Zdziarski, the forensic scientist, added, "They [company investigators] legally can't search personally owned equipment without consent.
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She speaks with the knowledgability of a CSI lab technician, despite having no formal forensic training.
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Perrette left NCIS in May 2018 after 15 seasons as fan-favorite forensic scientist Abby Sciuto.
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Rondini was treated by Tuscaloosa's DCH Regional Medical Center, which doesn't employ sexual assault forensic examiners.
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It has hired debt restructuring advisers and forensic accountants to investigate gaps in its financial statements.
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By way of analogy, imagine you're a forensic scientist dusting for fingerprints at a murder scene.
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Waymo accused Levandowski of attempting to "erase any forensic fingerprints" via a reformat of his laptop.
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The campaign is also still pushing for forensic audits of voting machine software in the state.
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But those who have worked with Mueller said that forensic tools won't keep information from leaking.
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Prosecutors also provided no forensic evidence that proved Astarita discharged his Colt AR-15, Angeli said.
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A government-run laboratory conducted tests on forensic evidence within four days of a police request.
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It was part of a perfectly ordinary week working as a forensic pathologist in Oakland, California.
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"A preliminary forensic examination of the thumb drive determined it contained malicious software," the complaint said.
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But OpenText has never had anything focused more on the forensic side of the discovery business.
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But as definitive as this report seems, forensic reports don't always hold up to legal scrutiny.
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A Reuters reporter inside parliament could see armed police and police in forensic suits on Whitehall.
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"Teenage girls when acting in concert can be very dangerous," forensic psychologist N.G. Berrill told Broadly.
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But outside the forensic lab where authorities announced the arrest, Harrington recounted his efforts to reporters.
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"He claims he has this laboratory, and that he's done all these forensic experiments," d'Entremont said.
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But forensic evidence shows the Pine Bar was "heavily contaminated" with Polonium-210, the report said.
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"It takes time, and only forensic medicine will be able to identify them," Mr. Kawusi said.
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As Odile Loreille, a forensic scientist at the FBI, explains, DNA degrades faster in hot conditions.
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