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DNA Trends and Issues: A High Impact Summit for Law Enforcement
June 23 - 24, 2009 at the Holiday Inn on Wolf Road, Albany, NY
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DNA Evidence Identification, Collection and Preservation for Law Enforcement
DNA technology has become increasingly vital in ensuring accuracy and fairness in the criminal justic system. The DNA Evidence Identification, Collection and Preservation course was developed as part of the President’s DNA Initiative, Advancing Justice Through DNA Technology. It is intended for law enforcement and emergency first responders involved with the identification, collection and preservation of DNA evidence.
Through the use of group exercises, problem solving scenarios and case studies the student is encouraged to actively participate in the class and to think about how the topics are supported by and integrated with the community policing philosophy.
The 16-hour course is “team taught” by a law enforcement practitioner and a DNA subject matter expert and is offered free of charge.
To view the complete course description and course schedule or to register online click on the red DNA box at the top of the page.
