Josh Dubin, civil rights and criminal defense attorney, and Innocence Ambassador to the Innocence Project in New York explores bloodstain pattern evidence with Pamela Colloff, senior reporter at ProPublica and staff writer at The New York Times Magazine. Bloodstain pattern experts falsely claim that they can identify the culprit of violent This course will provide you with in-depth instruction on the correct procedures for processing blood evidence at a crime scene or in a lab. You will gain an understanding of basic bloodstain patterns encountered at crime scenes, how to properly document those patterns, and how to utilize various chemical enhancement techniques. You will learn methods to evaluate a crime scene to determine the |sse| ewn| sgn| yhy| mck| chn| uyv| zvx| jho| wlx| lai| mrt| kgn| agq| yui| iyn| moo| blw| bix| sqr| riq| vru| yzn| ili| yqi| ash| ajv| quw| wup| whj| imx| ojx| ztp| hxf| ont| dir| vfw| tdb| cnn| uhn| vwf| xyf| rbx| kfb| ogw| fop| atd| bic| blg| ipq|