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An interesting article from the North County Times in San Diego. It hits on a lot of what has already been said about crime labs on this blog, but ties various topics all together well. Forensics, the use of science to answer questions of law, play a vital role in the courtroom. Using tools such During a re-accreditation attempt by the Houston PD crime lab with ASCLD-LAB (Association of Crime Laboratory Directors – Laboratory Accreditation Board), the external auditors found problems: The department said it identified several problems including insufficient staffing, lack of proper supervisory review, inadequate quality control/quality assurance protocols, technical competence inconsistent with industry standards, insufficient training and inadequate [Continue Reading More Problems for Houston PD Crime Lab...] I recently had the opportunity to attend the Association of Crime Laboratory Directors 2009 Symposium in Garden Grove California (across the street from Disneyland!). While there I was able to network with other independent forensic practitioners including:
Susan Narveson of Strand Analytical Laboratories
Jim Lee of Summit Forensic Document Laboratory |
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