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The NIJ Guide
FORENSIC EXAMINATION OF DIGITAL EVIDENCE is
now available
CLICK ON IMAGE AT
RIGHT TO DOWNLOAD THE PDF FILE
File Size is 773K |
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What Every Public
Safety Officer Should Know About Radiation and
Radioactive Materials: A Resource Guide
CLICK HERE for pdf file 130k |
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NIJ Guide, Guide for
the Selection of Personal Protection Equipment
for Emergency First Responders, NIJ Guide
102–00 (Volumes I, November 2002
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Volume
I
http://www.ncjrs.org/pdffiles1/nij/191518.pdf |
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What Every Officer should know about DNA
Evidence
http://www.ncjrs.org/pdffiles1/nij/bc000614.pdf
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An Introduction to Biological Agent Detection Equipment
for Emergency First Responders, NIJ Guide 101–00
December 2001
http://www.ncjrs.org/pdffiles1/nij/190747.pdf
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DEATH INVESTIGATION: A Guide for the Crime
Scene Investigator
http://ncjrs.org/pdffiles/167568.pdf
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CRIME
SCENE INVESTIGATION:
A
Guide for Law Enforcement
A
National Institute of Justice Research Report
Click
Here to Download the pdf file (322K)
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FIRE
AND ARSON EVIDENCE
A
Guide for Public Safety Personnel Click
Here to Download the pdf file (650K)
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Download the latest FBI Guide to Processing
Latent Fingerprints.
Click Here
Download
the pdf file
(345K)
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A New Report on the Evaluation of Latex
Gloves has been published by the National
Institute of Justice
Click here
for download the report (111K)
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SWGIT has come out with their latest guidelines for the field of
digital imaging. |
Click
here to go to that page.
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The National Institute of
Justice announces a new publication:
Guide
for the Selection of Chemical and Biological Decontamination
Equipment for Emergency First Responders
October
2001 (1.9MB)
Click Here:
http://www.ncjrs.org/pdffiles1/nij/189724.pdf
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Strengthening Domestic Security in Florida -
an FDLE publication
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Here to download the pdf file (342K)
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Electronic Crime Scene
Investigation: A Guide for First
Responders
. July 2001
Computers
and other electronic devices are being used increasingly to commit, enable, or
support crimes against persons, organizations, or property. This NIJ
Guide (NCJ 187736) is intended for use by law enforcement and other
responders who have the responsibility
for protecting an electronic crime scene and for the recognition, collection,
and preservation of
electronic evidence. The document is not all-inclusive.
Rather, it deals with the most common situations
encountered with electronic evidence.
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http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov./nij/pubs-sum/BC000657.htm
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Understanding DNA Evidence: A
Guide for Victim Service
Providers
, May 2001
DNA
evidence is playing a larger role than ever before in
criminal cases throughout the country, both to convict the
guilty and to exonerate those wrongly accused or
convicted. In light of this increasing role, NIJ and OVC
developed this brochure to describe the value of DNA
evidence for victim service providers so that they can understand the
potential significance of DNA evidence to
their clients' cases. It also discusses evidence collection,
contamination, and preservation issues; the interpretation of
DNA test results; and the CODIS index.
Click
here http://www.ncjrs.org/pdffiles1/nij/bc000657.pdf
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A Resource Guide to Law
Enforcement, Corrections, and
Forensic Technologies: Office of Justice Programs and
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services
, May 2001
This
Guide provides a useful, focused picture of OJP
and COPS Office activities in the field of law enforcement,
corrections, and forensic science
technology. The Guide is designed for local administrators who need a ready
reference to help
them make informed decisions regarding current and emerging technologies. Users
of this Guide—including
police, prison and public safety
officials; crime lab
directors; and members of city, county, and State
legislative and administrative bodies charged with
overseeing law enforcement or corrections
agencies—will find reliable, up-to-date information and sources for answers
to a wide range of questions.
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Available at: http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov./nij/pubs-sum/186822.htm |
